Noah Benedict papers, 1805-1865 | Louisiana Research Collection
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Collection Overview
Title: Noah Benedict papers, 1805-1865
ID: LaRC/Manuscripts Collection 462
Primary Creator: Benedict, Noah Bennet.
Extent: 1.0 Boxes
Arrangement: The collection is arranged by topic as follows: Noah Benedict's report to the New Orleans Association of Sciences, genealogical material, property records, correspondence, other papers, and personal letters to Miss Jane Benedict to her brother, Noah B. Benedict. The collection consists of one box and one oversize folder.
Date Acquired: 09/00/1954. More info below under Accruals.
Subjects: Benedict, Noah Bennet., Benedict family -- Genealogy., Benedict family., Flags -- Confederate States of America., New Orleans (La.) -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865., New Orleans Association of Sciences., Wilson family -- Genealogy.
Forms of Material: Certificates., Correspondence., Land grants., Military passes., Reports.
Languages: English
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Biographical Note
Subject/Index Terms
Benedict, Noah Bennet.
Benedict family -- Genealogy.
Benedict family.
Flags -- Confederate States of America.
New Orleans (La.) -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
New Orleans Association of Sciences.
Wilson family -- Genealogy.
Administrative Information
Repository: Louisiana Research Collection
Accruals: Additional material added to the collection in October 1954.
Access Restrictions: Collection is open to the public. No known restrictions.
Use Restrictions: Physical rights are retained by the Louisiana Research Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.
Acquisition Source: Daisy Carré Russ and A. E. Clarkson.
Acquisition Method: Gift.
Preferred Citation: Noah Benedict papers, Manuscripts Collection 462, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118.
Processing Information: Collection processed in 1954 and reprocessed in 1977 by KFP.
Finding Aid Revision History: Finding aid information entered in Archon by LAC Group in 2011.
Other Note: OCLC number: 802826406
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Box:
[Box 1: Noah Benedict papers],
[Oversize folder 1],
[All]
- Box 1: Noah Benedict papers
- Folder 1: Report to New Orleans Association of Sciences and other papers
Provenance of flax spinning wheel on display in Geological Hall in Albany, New York.
Report to the members of the New Orleans Association of Sciences, 1858 February, concerning the need for a geological survey of the state.
- Folder 2: Genealogy, property record, correspondence
Chain of title on property of Thomas B. Benedict in DeKolb, St. Lawrence County, New York, 1805-1814.
Genealogy of the Benedicts to 1860.
Genealogy of the John Wilson family to Jane Wilson, who married Thomas B. Benedict in 1808 (mother of Noah Bennet Benedict), and short genealogy of the Benedict Family, including the information that Dr. Noah Benedict married Harriet Sophia Battelle in New Orleans in 1850.
Letter to Miss Jane Benedict about her brother, Dr. Noah Benedict.
- Folder 3: Other papers
Certificate of Union Provost Marshall's Office regarding Noah B. Benedict, New Orleans, 1862.
Designs for Confederate flags, Baltimore, 1863 February .
Notice from New Orleans Provost Marshall's Office that Dr. Noah Benedict, a Registered Enemy of the United States, must leave the city. 1863 May.
Letter stating that Mrs. Benedict should be allowed to pass on to Mobile, 1864 July.
Letter to Mrs. Benedict from military division of West Mississippi regarding departure of boats.
Pass for Mrs. Benedict to and from Mobile, 1865 March.
Pass allowing Mrs. Benedict and children to travel by steamer from Mobile to New Orleans and return 1865 May.
Poem: "The Cross of the South"
- Folder 4: Personal letters to Miss Jane Benedict from her brother, Noah B. Benedict in New Orleans
- Folder 1: Report to New Orleans Association of Sciences and other papers
- Oversize folder 1
Land grants to Thomas Bridgham Benedict, Noah Bennet Benedict, and Jane Benedict (widow), all of New Orleans, 1860.
Diploma for Miss Jane Benedict, State Normal School, 1860.
Notice that Noah Benedict has passed examinations in medicine and surgery in Connecticut, 1832.
Medical degree to Noah Benedict from Yale, 1833.
Colonization Society Membership Certificate, Noah Benedict, 1833.
Certificate that Noah Benedict is Surgeon Mate in 208th Infantry, 1834.
Certificate that Noah Benedict has right to practice medicine in Louisiana, 1852.
Notice naming Benedict to Louisiana Board of Heath, 1855.
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