Samuel Mudd Documents

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Dr. Samuel A. Mudd’s role in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln has been the subject of lively debate since 1865. The purpose of this Wikipedia article is to collect in one place the several historical documents written by and about Dr. Mudd as a reference for anyone interested in the subject.

Contents 1 Dr. Mudd's Letter to O.A. Brownson 2 Dr. Mudd’s Statement on Booth’s Visit 3 General Ewing's Closing Statement to Court 4 Sarah Frances Mudd’s June 16, 1865 Affidavit 5 Sarah Frances Mudd’s July 6, 1865 Affidavit 6 Samuel Arnold Describes Trip to Ft. Jefferson 7 Dr. Mudd's Letter dated August 24, 1865 8 The Dutton Report 9 Dr. Mudd's Response to the The Dutton Report 10 Dr. Mudd Describes the Yellow Fever Epidemic 11 Samuel Arnold Describes the Yellow Fever Epidemic 12 Soldiers' Petition for Dr. Mudd's Release 13 Dr. Mudd's Pardon 14 Thomas Harbin Newspaper Article 15 External Links

[edit] Dr. Mudd's Letter to O.A. Brownson

[edit] Dr. Mudd’s Statement on Booth’s Visit

[edit] General Ewing's Closing Statement to Court

[edit] Sarah Frances Mudd’s June 16, 1865 Affidavit

[edit] Sarah Frances Mudd’s July 6, 1865 Affidavit

[edit] Samuel Arnold Describes Trip to Ft. Jefferson

[edit] Dr. Mudd's Letter dated August 24, 1865

[edit] The Dutton Report

[edit] Dr. Mudd's Response to the The Dutton Report

[edit] Dr. Mudd Describes the Yellow Fever Epidemic

[edit] Samuel Arnold Describes the Yellow Fever Epidemic

[edit] Soldiers' Petition for Dr. Mudd's Release

[edit] Dr. Mudd's Pardon

[edit] Thomas Harbin Newspaper Article

[edit] External Links

• samuelmudd.com