Microfilmed.
2000
Citation.
Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Georgia, Miscellaneous Papers, 1861, 91 - 02.
Reese Library Manuscript Collections, Augusta State University, Augusta,
Georgia.
Biographical/Historical
Note.
The U.
S. Arsenal at Augusta, Georgia, was surrendered to the State of Georgia
in 1861. It continued and expanded its mission of constructing and repairing
ordnance and ordnance stores throughout the War Between the States. The Augusta
Arsenal was under the general superintendence of F. C. Humphreys, Military
Store Keeper, C. S. A.
List of Records.
Folder
1. Inventories(Five pieces,
1/4 inch).
The
inventories date from April to May 1861. They include ordnance and ordnance
stores from units in an around Charleston, S. C, Fort Pulaski [Savannah,
Ga.] and the Arsenal at Augusta, Ga. The inventories are multi-page and
are listed by Class of ordnance.
Class
I. Cannon
Class
II. Artillery Carriages.
Class
III. Artillery Implements and Equipment.
Class
IV. Artillery projectiles and their appendages unprepared for service.
Class
V. Artillery projectiles, with their appendages prepared for services.
Class
VI. Small Arms.
Class
VII. Accouterments, implements, and equipment for small arms, and horse
equipment for cavalry.
Class
VIII. Powder, ammunition for Small Arms, &C, and materials.
Class
IX. Parts or incomplete sets of any of the articles inserted in the preceding
classes.
Class
X. Miscellaneous
Stationary.
Folder
2. Inventory, Fort Pulaski [Savannah, Ga.], July 1, 1861.
(1 piece, 14 pages. 1/8 inch).
"Form
No. 1" signed by Second Lieutenant Philip McCuyler, Acting Ordnance Officer
of the Savannah Artillery. This inventory used the same classifications
as those of Folder 1.
Folder
3. Invoices and Statements.
(Ten pieces, 1/4 inch).
Copies
of invoices of material received, purchased, issued, fabricated, transferred,
consumed and found at the Augusta Arsenal in the second quarter of 1861
(ending July 1, 1861).
Created by: William R. Wells, II, Reese Library. July 27,
2000