The Civil War Letters of James Harvey Campbell

Primary Sources

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____. First annual directory for the city of Richmond, to which is added a business directory for 1860. Richmond, Virginia: W. Eugene Ferslew, 1860.

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____. “War’s bravest deeds: the heroism of Private Chew Coleman, of Crenshaw Battery, at Spotsylvania Courthouse, May, 1864,” Southern Historical Society Papers, Vol. XXI, 1893, 374–375. Richmond, Va.: Westover Press, 1969.

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Manuscripts and Papers

Virginia Historical Society

• Paull Hubbard Papers.
• Bagby Family Papers.
• Campbell Family Bible records.
• Courtney Family Bible records.
• Crenshaw Family Papers.
• Dew Family Papers.
• George W. Cook Papers.
• Gresham Family Bible records.
• Gresham Family Papers.
• James Harvey Campbell Letters.
• John Hampden Chamberlayne Papers.
• Latane Family Papers.
• Robert Edward Lee Letters.
• Rouzie Family Papers.
• Ware Family Papers.
• William Graves Crenshaw Papers.

Library of Virginia

• Confederate States of America. Army. Virginia Artillery. Special order 146.
• William Graves Crenshaw Papers.

Museum of the Confederacy

• Crenshaw Light Artillery Roll Books.

National Archives, Washington D.C.

• Compiled Military Service Record, James Harvey Campbell.

Newspapers

• Richmond, Va. The daily dispatch, 1851–1884.
• Richmond, Va. The weekly dispatch, 1850–1903.
• Richmond, Va. The Richmond Standard, 1878–1882.

Online Resources

• American Civil War Research Database, www.civilwardata.com
• Ancestry.com, www.ancestry.com
• Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System, www.itd.nps.gov/cwss
• National Archives, www.archives.gov
• Virginia Military Institute Archives, www.vmi.edu/archives