To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1895-1896 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1881-1882 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1883 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1884 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1885 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1886-1887 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1888-1889 To Thomas Lincoln Casey and Emma Weir Casey, 1890-1892 Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, 1866 Correspondence received by Thomas Lincoln Casey, 1866 Artistry in wrought iron enclosures, catalog 358, Page Steel and Wire Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut Trade card for Phillips & Howland, lunch bar, 113 Broad Street, Providence, Rhode Island Period lighting fixtures hand crafted renditions in the early American style, a catalogue, printed for Richard D. Scofield, 34 Leonard Street, Stamford, Connecticut Trade card for E.J. Noble's boot, shoe and dry goods store, No. 3 Center Street, Adams, Mass. Completed classified ad form, Classified Ad. Dept., The Boston Herald, 171 Tremont Street; Branch Office 18 State Street, corner Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass. J. C. Court to Thomas Lincoln Casey, January 29, 1889, telegram Mrs. E. W. Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, August 2, 1893, copy "Cost of Lighting the City," [January 17, 1880] "Extract from Story's Commentary on the Constition," undated [August 1871.] "I open this to say" "Is now then and who will remain" "On the destruction of the Lexington", undated "predicate that became the" "which would" "Written on learning that an officer", undated (Miss) E. E. Briggs to Thomas Lincoln Casey, September 27, 1894 1st. Lieutenant H. L. Harris to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 20, 1893 A Catalogue of Old, Rare & Curious Books, February 1886 A Discussion of Mr. James B. Ead's Project for the Construction of Jetties at the Mouth of the Mississippi River by Robert E. McMath, 1874 A. A. Humphreys to Edward D. Townsend, undated A. A. Humphreys to Hon. J. R. West, undated A. A. Humphreys to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 22, 1880 A. A. Humphreys to Thomas Lincoln Casey, July 6, 1882 A. A. Humphreys to Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 10 Abstract of Bids for preparing and inserting 11 memorial stones, undated Abstract of Tests - made of Portland Cement, Rosendale, Lime of Teil, Concrete, February 16, 1882 Account of Expense of testing of concrete blocks for the Washington Monument, November 10, 1879 Actual Cost of Contractor of Marble, April 10, 1885 Adjutant General George D. Ruggles to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 24, 1894 Adjutant General's Office to Thomas Lincoln Casey, June 10, 1893 Adjutant Office to Thomas Lincoln Casey, September 11, 1861 Adm. John J. Almy to Thomas Lincoln Casey, December 24, 1881 Admiral John Jay Almy to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 14, 1894 Admiral Silas Casey to General Silas Casey, October 13, 1872 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 23, 1895 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 3, 1892 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 5, 1875 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, April 9, 1872 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, August 19, 1895 Admiral Silas Casey to Thomas Lincoln Casey, February 11, 1889
