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1. Letter from Andrew Warner to Alden Partridge, 7 September 1826.

Author

Wetmore, P. M., Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899, Wetmore, P. M., and Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899

Abstract

Regarding the organization of a military library in New York City., Wetmore was Colonel of the 27th Regiment of Artillery, "National Guards." Note by Warner is dated 1 September 1826.

2. Letter from Andrew Warner to Edwin F. Johnson, 12 July 1826

Author

Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899 and Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899

Abstract

Encloses vote of thanks to the corps of cadets for their recent visit to New York City from the National Guards (27th Regiment of Artillery); includes resolution., Transcribed by Raymond Bouchard. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

3. Letter from P. M. Wetmore to Alden Partridge, 13 May 1826.

Author

Flinn, James, Stevens, L. W., Williams, John H., Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899, Holt, P. H., Manning, J. J., Wetmore, P. M., Flinn, James, Stevens, L. W., Williams, John H., Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899, Holt, P. H., Manning, J. J., and Wetmore, P. M.

Abstract

A committee of the National Guards (27th Regiment, New York State Artillery) invite, via resolution, Partridge and cadets to join them in celebrating the 4th of July., Resolution included.

4. Letter from Andrew Warner to Alden Partridge, 17 March 1826

Author

Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899 and Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899

Abstract

Letter of the "National Guards" rendering thanks to Partridge for his lecture the previous evening at the Mechanic's Institution for the benefit of establishing a military library in the city., Transcription by Joseph Byrne. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

5. Letter from Andrew Warner to Alden Partridge, 16 March 1826

Author

Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899 and Warner, Andrew, 1806-1899

Abstract

Resolution (3/16/26) of the "National Guards" rendering thanks to Partridge for his lecture the previous evening at the Mechanic's Institution for the benefit of establishing a military library in the city., Transcription by Raymond Bouchard. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

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