44 examples of bixby in sentences
Something like the Bixby woman to whom Lincoln wrote his famous letter.
It was just before the news of the victory at Nashville that Lincoln made time to write the letter to Mrs. Bixby whose name comes into history as an illustration of the thoughtful sympathy of the great captain: "I have been shown in the files of the War Department a statement of the adjutant-general of Massachusetts that you are the mother of five sons who died gloriously on the field of battle.
Banks, General N.P., 103 Bazaine, General, in command of French army in Mexico, 156 Belle Isle, the prison of, 189 Bentonville, battle of, 183 Bixby, Mrs., letter to, from Lincoln, 152 "Black Republicans," the, 250 Blair, Prank P., difficulties with, 161 Blount, William, 237 Border States, the, and emancipation, 114 ff.
Welcome back to the old water hole, Mrs. Bixby!
BIXBY, R. E. Across the unknown.
Elizabeth K. Bixby & John Adams Knight (C); 6Aug75; R610979. R610991.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 16Jul76; R637479.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 4Aug76; R638648. R638649.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 31Aug76; R640191.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 31Aug76; R640192. R640193.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 31Aug76; R640196.
© 28Aug25, A861637. R102722, 21Nov52, Maude Harrison Gibbs (W) GILBERT, FRANK BIXBY, ed.
SEE Gilbert, Frank Bixby.
SEE Gilbert, Frank Bixby.
SEE Smith, Gilbert M. GILBERT, FRANK BIXBY.
Welcome back to the old water hole, Mrs. Bixby!
BIXBY, R. E. Across the unknown.
Elizabeth K. Bixby & John Adams Knight (C); 6Aug75; R610979. R610991.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 1Mar76; R627392. R627393.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 1Mar76; R627394. R627395.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 4Oct76; R642825.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 2Jun76; R643219.
John Adams Knight & Elizabeth Knight Bixby (C); 2Jun76; R643222. R643223.
His correspondence with Tobias Lear, for many years his private secretary, are now in the collection of Thomas K. Bixby, a wealthy bibliophile of St. Louis.
Bixby, Thomas K., owns the Lear papers, 86.
