Kingsland Family Papers, 1842-1944

<P>Papers contain the following 12 items: (1) Letter signed Alonzo Sherwood, Gosport, Clarke County, [Alabama], to Kingsland & Lightner, September 1, 1842. Apologizes for the delay in getting a deed recorded. Mentions that the mail is carried by horses. Mentions sickness in his family. (2) Certificate stating that George Kingsland was elected a member of the Liberty Fire Company, November 27, 1848. (3) Printed notification of the office of the provost marshal of the Department of the Missouri to George Kingsland that he has been assessed the sum of $400 as his contribution in aid of the suffering of the families driven by the rebels from southwestern Missouri, December 20, 1861. (4) Receipt signed E. H. Tunnicliff, captain, U. S. Police, for two horses, one harness, one carriage, and one buggy from George Kingsland, "to apply on execution issued as special order No. 116," January 27, 1862. Witness: H. J. Douglas. (5) Receipt signed E .H. Tunnicliff, captain, U.S. Police, for one horse "to apply on an execution issued by Bernard G. Farrar as special order No. 116," January 28, 1862. Witness: Lizzie Kingsland. (6) Printed document of the office of the provost marshal summoning George Kingsland to appear at the provost marshal's office to take the loyalty oath pursuant to Special Orders No. 300, June 26, 1862. (7) Declaration of exemption from service in the Enrolled Missouri Militia granted to Geo. Kingsland due to being over age (age 51), September 9, 1862. Document signed George Rinkel, Jr., colonel, E.M.M., St. Louis. (8) Notification of the County Board for St. Louis County that "by authority of, an in compliance with Special Order No. 91, issued by General Schofield from Head Quarters District of Missouri, on the 28th day of August, 1862, that [George Kingsland is] required to pay the sum of $300," November 18, 1862. (9) Summons of the Circuit Court of St. Louis County to Geo. Kingsland, ordering him to appear at the court to serve as a petit juror, September 15, 1873. (10) <I>St. Louis Globe-Democrat</I> newspaper clipping, April 21, 1938, regarding the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bradford Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Hall, 5705 Cates Ave., and Dr. Robert Chenault Kingsland. (11) <I>St. Louis Globe-Democrat</I> newspaper clipping, August 24, 1944, regarding the wedding of Miss Fay Blake Kingsland and Aubrey Hughes Harwood, Jr., in Rye, New York. (12) Undated typescript document titled "War Roster of the Kingsland Family, 1776-1918." [formerly Alphabetical File]</P>

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<P>Cite as: Kingsland Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.</P>

该数据集包含以下12项内容：(1) 约翰·谢伍德爵士，来自阿拉巴马州克拉克斯县戈斯波特，致金斯兰与莱特纳信函，日期为1842年9月1日。信中为延迟登记地契表示歉意，提及邮件由马匹传递，并提及家庭中有人生病。(2) 证书声明乔治·金斯兰于1848年11月27日被选为自由消防公司的成员。(3) 密苏里州部门军政长的办公室向乔治·金斯兰发出的正式通知，告知其因叛军驱逐密苏里州西南部家庭而遭受的苦难，需缴纳400美元作为援助，日期为1861年12月20日。(4) 由美国警察队长E.H. Tunnicliff签署的收据，收件人为两匹马、一套马具、一辆马车和一辆轻便马车，由乔治·金斯兰提供，用于执行特别命令第116号，日期为1862年1月27日。见证人为H.J. Douglas。(5) 由美国警察队长E.H. Tunnicliff签署的收据，收件人为一匹马，用于执行由伯纳德·G. 法拉尔签发的特别命令第116号，日期为1862年1月28日。见证人为莉齐·金斯兰。(6) 军政长办公室发出的正式文件，召唤乔治·金斯兰到军政长办公室宣读忠诚誓言，依据特别命令第300号，日期为1862年6月26日。(7) 由于年龄超过51岁，乔治·金斯兰被授予免服密苏里州登记民兵役的声明，文件由E.M.M.的乔治·Rinkel上校签署，日期为1862年9月9日。(8) 圣路易斯县董事会通知，根据谢尔菲尔德将军于1862年8月28日从密苏里州总部区发布的特别命令第91号，乔治·金斯兰需缴纳300美元，日期为1862年11月18日。(9) 圣路易斯县巡回法院向乔治·金斯兰发出的传票，命令其出庭担任陪审员，日期为1873年9月15日。(10) 《圣路易斯环球民主党》报纸剪报，关于伊丽莎白·布拉德福德·霍尔小姐与爱德华·P·霍尔夫妇的女儿，以及罗伯特·陈奥尔特·金斯兰博士的婚姻，日期为1938年4月21日。(11) 《圣路易斯环球民主党》报纸剪报，关于费伊·布莱克·金斯兰小姐与奥布里·休斯·哈伍德爵士二世的婚礼，地点为纽约雷，日期为1944年8月24日。(12) 未注明日期的手稿文件，标题为“金斯兰家族战争花名册，1776-1918”，[原为字母顺序文件]。

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引用格式：金斯兰家族档案，密苏里历史博物馆档案馆，圣路易斯。