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- MS 61-9: George G. Christman Collection
  1862-06-10 Letter from William G. Houseman and Clarence L. Houseman
- Letter from William Houseman and Clarence Houseman to their sister, Sally Wheeler, dated June 10, 1862. In this letter, they discuss the movement of their regiment, their new nickname of Jennison's Jayhawkers, African American Contrabands, and...
- American Civil War; William G. Houseman; Houseman, William G.; Clarence L. Houseman; Houseman, Clarence L.; Seventh Kansas Cavalry; 7th Kansas Cavalry; Union City (Tenn.); Jennison's Jayhawkers; regimental history; Jennison's Jayhawkers; African...
- Civil War Manuscripts
- MS 61-9: George G. Christman Collection
  1862-08-01 Letter from Clarence L. Houseman
- Letter from Clarence Houseman to his sister, Sally Wheeler, dated August 13, 1862. In this letter, he discusses the movements of his regiment, the death of their brother, William, and an anecdote about an African American.
- American Civil War; Clarence L. Houseman; Houseman, Clarence L.; Sally (Houseman) Wheeler; Wheeler, Sally (Houseman); Rienzi (Miss.); regimental history; William G. Houseman; Houseman, William G.; death; dysentery; African Americans; southern...
- Civil War Manuscripts
- Gladwin
- Blanche I
- Bentley
- Death Records, 1897-1920
- First Michigan Colored Infantry (National) Battle Flag
- At the start of the Civil War, Blacks were not allowed to serve in the Union Army although many were eager to do so. Although Congress authorized the raising of African-American regiments in 1862, it was not until early 1863—after the...
- American Civil War; battle flags; First Michigan Colored Infantry; 1st Michigan Colored Infantry
- Civil War Battle Flags
- First Michigan Colored Infantry (Regimental) Battle Flag
- At the start of the Civil War, Blacks were not allowed to serve in the Union Army although many were eager to do so. Although Congress authorized the raising of African-American regiments in 1862, it was not until early 1863—after the...
- American Civil War; battle flags; First Michigan Colored Infantry; 1st Michigan Colored Infantry
- Civil War Battle Flags
- First Michigan Colored Infantry (Regimental) Battle Flag
- At the start of the Civil War, Blacks were not allowed to serve in the Union Army although many were eager to do so. Although Congress authorized the raising of African-American regiments in 1862, it was not until early 1863—after the...
- American Civil War; battle flags; First Michigan Colored Infantry; 1st Michigan Colored Infantry
- Civil War Battle Flags
- 06th Michigan Cavalry - Page 003
- This volume follows the Sixth Michigan Cavalry regiment. The series is a compilation of the military history of each soldier of the Civil War who was a resident of the State of Michigan at the time of enlistment.
- American Civil War; Regimental Histories; Soldiers; Sixth Michigan Cavalry; 6th Michigan Cavalry
- Michigan Civil War Volunteer Registries
- March "Black America" (a negro oddity) / Harry H. Zickel
- 5 p. ; 36 cm.
- Marches (Piano); Blacks -- Songs and music; Piano music -- To 1901
- Music of Michigan

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