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"F.Z. Browne Papers. Undated.
(MUM00809). Collection of three essays by Professor Frederick Zollicoffer Browne, two of which are related to the Civil War. One essays discusses the strange death of descendant Gen. Felix Kirk Zollicoffer in the battle of Mill Springs, KY, January 19, 1862. The second is a history of the University Greys. (1 folder)."
"Civil War Rosters. 1961.
(MUM00790). Reproduced Civil War Roster for the University Greys, Co. A., 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment; Lamar Rifles, Co. G. 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment; and Lafayette Guards, Co. H. 9th Mississippi Infantry Regiment. (1 folder)."
"Elijah Fleming Collection. c. 1859.
(MUM00665). Collection contains 19 tintypes of the University of Mississippi class of 1859, including Chancellor F.A.P. Barnard and faculty. Some of the students photographed later enlisted in the "University Greys." Typed inventory available. (1 box, 21 items)."
"Gage Family Letters. 1830-1908.
(MUM00196) Includes letters of Jeremiah Sanders Gage, 11th Mississippi, Co. A. "University Greys." Gage's last letter was written July 3, 1863 from Gettysburg, where he was mortally wounded. Typed inventory available. (3 boxes).'
"Lt. C.B. McCalebb Letter. March 22, 1861.
McCalebb was elected 1st Lieut. of the 11th Mississippi, Co. A. University Greys. His letter is a petition to the Military Board of Mississippi for active service in the Confederate Army. Typescript only. (1 folder)".
"Duncan McCollum Diary. 1861.
Typescripts of a diary from a University of Mississippi student during the Civil War. McCollum was not a member of the University Greys but he planned to join another regiment, possibly cavalry. (1 folder)."
"Thomas Fondren McKie Letters. October 29, 1862 and November 19, 1862.
McKie was a member of the 11th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Co. A, the University Greys and was killed July 3, 1863 at Gettysburg. The collection consists of three letters written by the sixteen year-old McKie to his mother and older sister. Typescripts only. (1 folder)."