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1. John Walbach and his father Count Joseph de Barth. - Name File: Walbach, John

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2. John Walbach: Jean Baptiste de Barth, Baron of Walbach. - BIOG. (Walbach)

   Richards, Kathy

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3. John Walbach: Jean Baptiste de Barth, Baron of Walbach. - Pamphlet 50689

   Richards, Kathy

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4. Letter of Samuel Haines, esquire, in vindication of himself against the unfounded and slanderous charges of Capt. John B. Walbach, which prevented his appointment as major in the new army. - Rare Pamphlet 49938

   Haines, Samuel.

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5. Letter of Samuel Haines, Esquire, in Vindication of Himself against the unfounded and slanderous charges of Capt. John B. Walbach, which prevented his appointment as major in the new army. - Rare Pamphlet 36821

   Haines, Samuel

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6. Newcastle/Wolfeborough. - REF F44 .N6 N48 1975

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7. P0007_32_02 - Arthur I. Harriman Photograph

   Walbach Tower

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8. P0007_32_03 - Arthur I. Harriman Photograph

   Walbach Tower

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9. PS0447 - Small Photograph Collection

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10. PS2728 - John G. Walbach. US Army

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11. S0614 - Army. Infantry Regiment, 21st (1812-1815) Muster roll, 1814 Dec.-1815 Feb. (S614).

    Muster roll for a company of artillery under the command of Capt. John B. Walbach, for a period of 31 Dec. 1814-Feb. 28, 1815 signed at Fort Constitution. N.H., by Pere Loring, captain of the U.S. Army, 21st Infantry. Contains 138 names, and lists bounties received and due, accounts of payments, and remarks.

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12. S0694 - Jacob Cutter paymaster's report, 1812

    Paymaster's report from Jacob Cutter on subsistence, forage, clothing, bounties, and premiums for troops, including general staff, during the War of 1812. Dated January to February 1812. Persons and units represented include J. B. Walbach, Josiah H. Vose, Robert Neal, Matthew N. Sanborn, John S. Davis, Parker Greenough, the New Castle Sea Fencibles, and the 21st, 9th, 40th, and 4th United States Army infantry regiments.

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13. S0862 - Gov Gilmans Blues Militia Record Book

    Record book for the "Select Military Company" Gov Gilman's Blues. The group was formed in 1799 with Samuel Walker of Portsmouth acting as the chair, meeting at the State House. Book contains records of meetings including location, membership and officer names, and expectations of soldiers (uniforms, behavior, etc.). Indexed. See also S1147.

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14. S1026 - Receipt roll, John B. Walbach's Company, 1814

    Receipt roll, lists 111 enlisted men in John B. Walbach's Company in the US Artillery (War of 1812). Pay is for military service from May 1 to June 30, 1814. Walbach commanded a company at Fort Constitution from 1806 to 1818, although he personally was on detached duty elsewhere as a temporary colonel in 1813-1814. Includes many local last names.

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15. S1384 - Walbach's Quartermaster's Stores of Forts, 1815

    "Consolidated return of Quartermaster's Stores at the Several Garrisons composing the Eastern Battalion commanded by Lieutenant Colonel John B. Walbach for the quarter ending March 31, 1816". Inventory of the contents of forts from Portsmouth, NH, to the Canadian border. Includes Portsmouth Harbor,(NH), Portland Harbor (ME), Wiscasset Harbor (ME) and Castine (ME.) Very fragile.

    Record Type: Archive