19th Century Steinbeck Family Papers

Captain John Lott Phillips

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3rd Florida Infantry

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8 pages refer to Captain John Lott Phillips

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Page 1 in Application of John A. Steinbeck to be discharged from military service, handwritten document, 2pp, [219] 1862-08-11 — Jn Lott Phillips
Image 19 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Captain Philips
Image 20 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Captain Philips
Image 71 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Capt. Philips
Image 75 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Capt. Philips
Image 110 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Capt. Philips
Image 185 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Capt Philips
Image 186 in John A. Steinbeck's diary, primarily during the Civil War, handwritten mainly in pencil, leather-bound, over 200pp, [195] 1859-1862 — Capt. Phillips