Information, Photographs and Maps of the Civil War: Part 1

Scan of photos, letters, and news articles, used in the composition the narrative on John Hamilton Morgan's service in the Civil War. Probably compiled by Morgan's son, Nicholas G. Morgan. Details: [1 - 4] Illustrations: Portrait of John Morgan, and three images of the flag of the 123rd Illinois Infantry; [5] Photocopy of a statement concerning the history of the 123rd Regiment, from the Adjutant General's office, dated June 15, 1926; [Note: includes the incomplete "second" letter in the next object, image 10] [6] Copy of a photo of "Lee & Gordon's Mills"; [7 - 8] "Statement concerning the history of the 123rd Regiment, Illinois Infantry volunteers," from the Adjutant General's office, dated June 15, 1926; [9] Map of the City of Selma, Ala., and its defenses…" [11] Copy of a newspaper article with title: "Southern cause ardently supported"; [12] Genealogical notes; [13 - 14] Photocopies of a letter from the War Department office of the Adjutant General, a statement of the military service of John Morgan, Sergeant, Company I, 123d Illinois Infantry; [15 - 17] Photos