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Title: A marketing approach to continuing education for fisheries and wildlife managers
Creator: Eberhardt, Roger Arthur
Date: 1992
Collection: Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Title: Alanson Royce Letter : [undated], 1862
Creator: Royce, Alanson
Date: 1862
Collection: Alanson Royce Papers (c.00104)
Description: Royce is delayed in coming home because he is tending to the business of his farm. He discusses buying mares, harnesses, wagons, and stock. Also mentions growing rye, grass, and Timothy Grass (also known as cat's tail).

Title: Alanson Royce Letter : [undated], 1862 Page 1
Creator: Royce, Alanson
Date: 1862
Collection: Alanson Royce Papers (c.00104)
Description: Royce is delayed in coming home because he is tending to the business of his farm. He discusses buying mares, harnesses, wagons, and stock. Also mentions growing rye, grass, and Timothy Grass (also known as cat's tail).

Title: Alanson Royce Letter : [undated], 1862 Page 2
Creator: Royce, Alanson
Date: 1862
Collection: Alanson Royce Papers (c.00104)
Description: Royce is delayed in coming home because he is tending to the business of his farm. He discusses buying mares, harnesses, wagons, and stock. Also mentions growing rye, grass, and Timothy Grass (also known as cat's tail).

Title: Alanson Royce Letter : [undated], 1862 Page 3
Creator: Royce, Alanson
Date: 1862
Collection: Alanson Royce Papers (c.00104)
Description: Royce is delayed in coming home because he is tending to the business of his farm. He discusses buying mares, harnesses, wagons, and stock. Also mentions growing rye, grass, and Timothy Grass (also known as cat's tail).

Title: Albert Thompson Letter : November 25, 1861
Creator: Thompson, Albert (Of Vermontville, Mich.)
Date: 1861-11-25
Collection: Kedzie Family Papers (c.00244)
Description: Albert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October....
Show moreAlbert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October. He closes by noting that his wife Alma was appointed as a Matron and may decide to accompany the regiment.
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Title: Albert Thompson Letter : November 25, 1861 Page 1
Creator: Thompson, Albert (Of Vermontville, Mich.)
Date: 1861-11-25
Collection: Kedzie Family Papers (c.00244)
Description: Albert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October....
Show moreAlbert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October. He closes by noting that his wife Alma was appointed as a Matron and may decide to accompany the regiment.
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Title: Albert Thompson Letter : November 25, 1861 Page 2
Creator: Thompson, Albert (Of Vermontville, Mich.)
Date: 1861-11-25
Collection: Kedzie Family Papers (c.00244)
Description: Albert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October....
Show moreAlbert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October. He closes by noting that his wife Alma was appointed as a Matron and may decide to accompany the regiment.
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Title: Albert Thompson Letter : November 25, 1861 Page 3
Creator: Thompson, Albert (Of Vermontville, Mich.)
Date: 1861-11-25
Collection: Kedzie Family Papers (c.00244)
Description: Albert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October....
Show moreAlbert Thompson, who practiced medicine in Vermontville, writes to his brother Almon and friend Robert Kedzie about his experience as a recently mustered in hospital steward for the 3rd Michigan Cavalry. Thompson conjectures that his regiment will ship out for St. Louis that week and he notes that numerous men have been unsuccessfully trying to get furloughs. Thompson goes on to mention that the military is buying good horses for ninety dollars and that he missed out on the pay for October. He closes by noting that his wife Alma was appointed as a Matron and may decide to accompany the regiment.
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Title: An evaluation of attitudes towards wildlife
Creator: Schmidt, Wayne Arnold
Date: 1974
Collection: Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : April 11, 1864
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1864-04-11
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin advises Sally to keep the family cow, which, apparently, she had considered putting up for sale.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : April 11, 1864 Page 1
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1864-04-11
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin advises Sally to keep the family cow, which, apparently, she had considered putting up for sale.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : April 11, 1864 Page 2
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1864-04-11
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin advises Sally to keep the family cow, which, apparently, she had considered putting up for sale.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : April 11, 1864 Page 3
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1864-04-11
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin advises Sally to keep the family cow, which, apparently, she had considered putting up for sale.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : May 24, 1865
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1865-05-24
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin mostly discusses issues at home. Almond tried to get money from an indebted family, but they were stalling. Almond also had trouble taming a colt.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : May 24, 1865 Page 1
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1865-05-24
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin mostly discusses issues at home. Almond tried to get money from an indebted family, but they were stalling. Almond also had trouble taming a colt.

Title: Benjamin B. Brock Letter : May 24, 1865 Page 2
Creator: Brock, Benjamin B.
Date: 1865-05-24
Collection: Benjamin B. Brock Papers (c.00239)
Description: Benjamin mostly discusses issues at home. Almond tried to get money from an indebted family, but they were stalling. Almond also had trouble taming a colt.

Title: Benjamin D. Pritchard Account Book, 1862-1863
Creator: Pritchard, Benjamin D. (Benjamin Dudley), 1835-1907
Date: 1862-08-11
Collection: Benjamin D. Pritchard Records (c.00324)
Description: In this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of...
Show moreIn this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of the State of Michigan. The 4th Michigan captured the flag at Middleton, Tennessee, on May 22, 1862, when they overran a Confederate camp. (Note: please refer to the item, "Excerpt from Benjamin D. Pritchard Military Account Book, 1862-1863: Resolution on Alabama Flag," for a transcription of these two pages)
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Title: Benjamin D. Pritchard Account Book, 1862-1863 Page 1
Creator: Pritchard, Benjamin D. (Benjamin Dudley), 1835-1907
Date: 1862-08-11
Collection: Benjamin D. Pritchard Records (c.00324)
Description: In this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of...
Show moreIn this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of the State of Michigan. The 4th Michigan captured the flag at Middleton, Tennessee, on May 22, 1862, when they overran a Confederate camp. (Note: please refer to the item, "Excerpt from Benjamin D. Pritchard Military Account Book, 1862-1863: Resolution on Alabama Flag," for a transcription of these two pages)
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Title: Benjamin D. Pritchard Account Book, 1862-1863 Page 10
Creator: Pritchard, Benjamin D. (Benjamin Dudley), 1835-1907
Date: 1862-08-11
Collection: Benjamin D. Pritchard Records (c.00324)
Description: In this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of...
Show moreIn this account book, Captain Benjamin D. Pritchard recorded the equipment and supplies used and needed by Company L of the 4th Michigan Cavalry. The ledgers mainly span from August 1862 to August 1863 (roughly), though a couple outliers from 1866 are included. Various lists of items include weaponry, clothing, horses, and camp gear. Near the end, Pritchard wrote down a resolution of the officers of the 4th Michigan Cavalry to give the flag of the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment to the People of the State of Michigan. The 4th Michigan captured the flag at Middleton, Tennessee, on May 22, 1862, when they overran a Confederate camp. (Note: please refer to the item, "Excerpt from Benjamin D. Pritchard Military Account Book, 1862-1863: Resolution on Alabama Flag," for a transcription of these two pages)
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