General Assembly / Restored government / Confederate Memorial Association / War Department / Department of Accounts / office of the Adjutant General / District Court / Bureau of Refugees / Board of Commissioners / U.S. War Department / Department of Public Welfare / Relief Committee / Freedmen’s Bureau / Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy / Government Printing Office / Congress / United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia Relating / National Park Service / National Archives and Records Administration / National Historical Society / Confederate army / Department of Military Affairs / Board of Trustees / Compiled Records Showing Service of Virginia Military Units / Bureau of Refugees / Freedmen and Abandoned Lands / Virginia General Assembly / office of the Secretary / Department of Confederate Military Records / United States War Department / Confederate Government / /
Person
Francis H. Pierpont / R. Thomas Crew Jr. / Joseph V. Bidgood / Andrew Johnson / Virginia Relating / Virginia Memory / Abandoned Lands / William Smith / John Letcher / Craig Moore / Freedmen / Virginia Confederate / Confederate Soldiers / Case Files / Virginia Confederates / / /
Position
President / researcher / Assistant Commissioner for the State of Virginia / General / Superintendent / Colonel / Governor / pension clerk / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Loudoun / Virginia / Fairfax / District of Columbia / Alexandria / Pennsylvania / North Carolina / /
Research notes number 14 Using Virginia Civil War Records The ordinance of secession adopted by the Virginia State Convention in Richmond on 17 April 1861 was the result of the failure of all political efforts to avert