Scope and Contents Military entries summarizing troop movements from home (Kirksville) to Hamilton, Mo. with references to Jefferson City, Providence, Lamine Creek (bridge repair and subsequent loss), Glasgow, Boonville, Macon, Hannibal, Clarence, St. Joseph; also mentioned are Price's defeat, variola (small pox) outbreak, and a bushwhacker court martial.Items of a personal nature include his 12th wedding anniversary (October 3) and son Charley's almost fatal illness (October 23) and recovery...

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Joseph Darrow's 1812-1825 account book and 1847 court summons, as well as an 1864 Civil War diary, militia accounts book and post war County Collector's ledger maintained by his grandson, Lt. Edwin Darrow. Typed transcripts of Joseph's account book and Edwin's diary accompany the originals, but it is unknown who completed them or when they were added to the collection.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Joseph Darrow's 1812-1825 account book and 1847 court summons, as well as an 1864 Civil War diary, militia accounts book and post war County Collector's ledger maintained by his grandson, Lt. Edwin Darrow. Typed transcripts of Joseph's account book and Edwin's diary accompany the originals, but it is unknown who completed them or when they were added to the collection.

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Claim of Officer and Soldier for Invalid's Pension, with attached statements from Edwin Darrow, Col. Ed. A. Kutzner, and Dr. A. P. Willard.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Joseph Darrow's 1812-1825 account book and 1847 court summons, as well as an 1864 Civil War diary, militia accounts book and post war County Collector's ledger maintained by his grandson, Lt. Edwin Darrow. Typed transcripts of Joseph's account book and Edwin's diary accompany the originals, but it is unknown who completed them or when they were added to the collection.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Joseph Darrow's 1812-1825 account book and 1847 court summons, as well as an 1864 Civil War diary, militia accounts book and post war County Collector's ledger maintained by his grandson, Lt. Edwin Darrow. Typed transcripts of Joseph's account book and Edwin's diary accompany the originals, but it is unknown who completed them or when they were added to the collection.