For colonel of the Seventh Regiment, Captain Daniel Appleton. Elected unanimously, July 18th, 1889, recto.

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Creator / Contributor: Rhoades
New York (State). National Guard. Regiment, 7th
Title: For colonel of the Seventh Regiment, Captain Daniel Appleton. Elected unanimously, July 18th, 1889, recto.
Collection Title: 7th Regiment records, 1767-1983 (bulk 1830-1947). Series XIV. Visual materials, 1806-1983.
Date: 1889-07-18
Description: Card cast as the first vote for the election of Daniel Appleton to colonel by Captain Rhoades, 5th Company, Seventh Regiment.
Notes: Associated with item nyhs_7thReg_b-36_f-10_048
Identifier: nyhs_7thReg_b-36_f-10_046
Subject: Voting
Subject personal name: Appleton, Daniel, 1852-1929
Subject corporate name: New York (State). National Guard. Regiment, 7th
Subject geographic name: New York (N.Y.)
Material type or medium of original: ballots
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For colonel of the Seventh Regiment, Captain Daniel Appleton. Elected unanimously, July 18th, 1889, recto.

For colonel of the Seventh Regiment, Captain Daniel Appleton. Elected unanimously, July 18th, 1889, verso, with inscription.

[…? Smith letter to Kenneth Miller accompanying the gift of a ballot cast by Captain Rhoades for the election of Daniel Appleton to colonel, recto].

[…? Smith letter to Kenneth Miller accompanying the gift of a ballot cast by Captain Rhoades for the election of Daniel Appleton to colonel, verso, blank].

[Veterans of the Seventh Regiment envelope addressed to "Capt. Kenneth Miller," recto].

[Veterans of the Seventh Regiment envelope addressed to "Capt. Kenneth Miller," verso, blank].