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| Size | 28 items |
| Abstract | Stephen Chaulker Bartlett (1839-1879) of North Guilford, Conn., was a medical student at Yale University and at United States government hospitals during the first part of the Civil War. He received a commission as assistant surgeon in the United States Navy and was assigned to the steamer Lenapee in 1865. The collection is chiefly letters, January-August 1865, from Stephen Chaulker Bartlett written from New York harbor and on his ship blockading Wilmington, N.C., to his family, concerning personal and family matters, military activity, his medical work, and conditions in Wilmington after the surrender. Also included is a letter, 15 May 1908, from Stephen Russell Bartlett to his mother Julia Bilden Pickett (Mrs. Stephen Chaulker) Bartlett, advising her on preparing her claim for a pension as a widow of a Civil War veteran and a draft or copy of the declaration supporting her claim. |
| Creator | Bartlett, Stephen Chaulker, 1839-1879. |
| Language | English |
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Stephen Chaulker Bartlett (1839-1879) of North Guilford, Conn., was a medical student at Yale University and at United States government hospitals during the first part of the Civil War. He received a commission as assistant surgeon in the United States Navy and was assigned to the steamer Lenapee in 1865, which sailed from New York harbor to join the fleet blockading Wilmington, N.C. Bartlett was discharged from the Navy in November, 1865, and returned to Connecticut, where he practiced medicine until his death.
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The collection is chiefly letters, January-August 1865, from Stephen Chaulker Bartlett written from New York harbor and on his ship blockading Wilmington, N.C., to his family, concerning personal and family matters, military activity, his medical work, and conditions in Wilmington after the surrender. Also included is a letter, 15 May 1908, from Stephen Russell Bartlett to his mother Julia Bilden Pickett (Mrs. Stephen Chaulker) Bartlett, advising her on preparing her claim for a pension as a widow of a Civil War veteran and a draft or copy of the declaration supporting her claim.
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Stephen Chaulker Bartlett Papers, 1865; 1908.
| Folder 1 |
Original finding aid #03339-z, Series: "Stephen Chaulker Bartlett Papers, 1865; 1908." Folder 1 |
Papers #03339-z, Series: "Stephen Chaulker Bartlett Papers, 1865; 1908." Folder 1 |
Processed by: SHC Staff
Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
Updated by: Kate Stratton and Jodi Berkowitz, January 2009
This collection was rehoused and a summary created with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
This finding aid was created with support from NC ECHO.
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