• Michael G. Harman to Captain Miller McDowell, July 11, 1861

  Harman orders the McDowell Volunteers to report immediately to Staunton to reinforce Genl Garrett.

• Michael G. Harman to General H.R. Jackson, September 3, 1861

  Harman states he is sending supplies including corn, clothing, and horses. He also writes about having taken 100 prisoners.

• Michael G. Harman to General H.R. Jackson, September 4, 1861

  Harman reports the movements of the 52nd Va. Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Captain Otey's Company (Bedford County) and Captain Morrison's Company (Rockbridge County).

• Michael G. Harman to General H.R. Jackson, September 17, 1861

  Harman discusses the purchase of corn, the impressment of local farmers' horses, and problems with transportation. He requests help in solving these problems.

• Michael G. Harman to General H.R. Jackson, October 10, 1861

  Harman describes problems with the Quarter Master department and asks for help. He also announces that he will be joining the 52nd Va. regiment shortly.

• Michael G. Harman to General H.R. Jackson, October 20, 1861

  Harman discusses a horse unfit for service, the transportation of corn, and the overcrowded hospitals in Staunton.

• M.G. Harman to Colonel East, August 9, 186[?]

  Harman writes to Colonel East about various issues related to his work as quartermaster for Augusta County.

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