Box 1
Contains 43 Results:
Writer: Cadmus M. Amoss Writer's location: Camp Washington, Yorktown, VAWriter's Military Unit: Confederate, Cobbs Georgia LegionAddressee: Wife, 10/1/1861
Witnesses his first storm at sea - War has set him and thousands of others, ten years behind in business.Number of pages: 4
Writer: A.A. Abernathy Writer's location: Bowling Green, KYWriter's Military Unit: Confederate, UnknownAddressee: Grandmother, 10/16/1861
"It is not my desire to kill any man"Number of pages: 1
Writer: Francis W. Baker Writer's location: Falls Church, VAWriter's Military Unit: Union, UnknownAddressee: Wife, 10/22/1861
"Killed on their own soil by their own countrymen"Number of pages: 4
Writer: Pvt. Thomas Williams Writer's location: HQ 1st RegimentWriter's Military Unit: Union, 1st Regiment, New York CavalryAddressee: Col. McReynolds, 11/19/1861
Re: Charges against an officer for violent conduct.Number of pages: 3
Writer: Charles H. Mendell Writer's location: Annapolis, MDWriter's Military Unit: Union, 23rd Regiment, Massachusetts VolunteersAddressee: My Kind Pastor, 11/21/1861
One of the hardest temptations is a game of cards.Number of pages: 4
Writer: "C.C.N." Writer's location: Camp Benton, St. Louis, MOWriter's Military Unit: Union, UnknownAddressee: Wife, 12/1/1861
Describes life in the barracks - Makeshift Thanksgiving feast (Lithographed letterhead)Number of pages: 4. Illustrated.
Writer: "A.K." Writer's location: Camp Barker, Cairo, ILWriter's Military Unit: Union, UnknownAddressee: Cousin Hattie, 12/8/1861
Describes scouting in Missouri - "Battles are not fought without the loss of life and some must fall"Number of pages: 8
Writer: Capt. William B. Alexander Writer's location: Camp AndrewWriter's Military Unit: Union, 23rd Massachusetts InfantryAddressee: Wife, 12/27/1861
Officer and slave talk sex.Number of pages: 4 and envelope.
Writer: 3rd Lt. William Nunnally Writer's location: Camp Ruffin, VAWriter's Military Unit: Confederate, 13th NC InfantryAddressee: Brother, 12/29/1861
Mentions baseball, visit to CSS Merrimack, getting drunk on eggnog, kite flying.Number of pages: 2
Writer: Mifflin Gilbert Writer's location: Camp GoodmanWriter's Military Unit: Union, 28th PA. Infantry VolunteersAddressee: Sister, 2/9/1862
Hide bottle of brandy in loaf of bread"Number of pages: 2 1/2. Illustrated.