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Seven Civil War Letters of Augustus Abel Gibson. Seven Civil War Letters of Augustus Abel Gibson. This fight will tell the story. Letters addressed to Rebecca by both her first and second husbands during the Civil War. The Smoke of my Rifle. I am for war, till slavery is dead.
In the Trough of the Sea. The Civil War Letters of Dr. Allen Smith Heath from Aboard the USS Daylight. What did Allen Smith Heath look like? June 19, 2015. What did Allen Smith Heath look like? Dr Allen Smith Heath.
The Smoke of my Rifle. The Smoke of my Rifle. A small collection of letters by Capt. Augustus Alonzo Hoit of Co. G, 8th Maine Infantry. Alonzo was married in Brattleboro, Vermont, on 4 August 1849 to Rebecca P. 1860 Census, Gouldsboro, Hancock, Maine.
Civil War Letters addressed to the Brown Family of Bowdoinham, Maine. The usual time is now spent in drilling. 22nd October 1861 Miss L. Browne, Bowdoinham, Me. Peddlers are swarming around the camp.
The Civil War Letters of Caleb and John B. Chase, 3rd and 9th Minnesota Infantries. Rebels are Getting Scarce in Arkansas. No Use to Borrow Trouble. I Suppose They Will Think I Am Dead. Rebels are Getting Scarce in Arkansas. No Use to Borrow Trouble. I Suppose They Will Think I Am Dead. This fight will tell the story.
Civil War Letters of Cyrus E. OTHER LETTERS NOT IN THIS COLLECTION. On the way towards Atlanta. Dear wife and children,. Marietta was taken yesterday, I believe. I see the special reporters had it taken long ago.
It is Life or Victory Now. The Civil War Letters of Pvt. Eli Caress, Co A, 50th Indiana Volunteers. The Balance of Our Days. Archive of Civil War Letters by Eli Caress. Archive of Civil War Letters by Eli Caress. The Balance of Our Days. This fight will tell the story. The Smoke of my Rifle. I am for war, till slavery is dead.
The Civil War Letters of George Morgan of Company F, 11th New Hampshire Infantry. Tell me about George Morgan and the 11th New Hampshire. How George Morgan of the 11th New Hampshire Infantry might have looked.
Hurrah for the Old Flag! The Civil War Letters of Henry Clay Forbes, Co. B, 26th Iowa Volunteers. Henry Clay Forbes, Son of John and Mary Ann Trowbridge Forbes. Member 26th Iowa Volunteers, Civil War. Taken from an enlarged picture, originally a tintype. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. This fight will tell the story.
From the Bottom of My Heart. This fight will tell the story. Letters addressed to Rebecca by both her first and second husbands during the Civil War. The Smoke of my Rifle. Teach my Hands to War.
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The Civil War Letters of Frank B. Knause, 6th Michigan Infantry and Heavy Artillery. The Civil War Letters of Frank B. The Civil War Letters of Frank B. Hurd of the 17th New York Light Artillery.
The Civil War Letters of Hamilton Alricks, Jr. About Hamilton Alricks, Jr. Will try to take this place. Has not enough men to harm him. Outer Federal Defensive Line near Nashville, December 1864.
Looking for a Rebel to Give him a Pop. Letters to and from Sgt. John Henry Ward, 93rd PA Inf. These are the letters to and from Sgt. John Henry Ward, Co. K, 93rd Pennsylvania Infantry during his service in the American Civil War. They were part of a collection that was purchased and sold on e-bay in 2016 and are published here with the express consent of the owner so that the collective history of all 21 letters might be preserved for historians or family researchers.
Civil War Letters of William H. Co H, 28th Illinois Infantry. George Whitfield Reese, private. Total, six; each and all of whom, except the captain, entered the service from Ipava, Fulton county, Illinois. How Kinsey might have looked.
The Civil War Letters of Joseph F. F, 76th Ohio Infantry. They strongly supported the Copperhead movement and praised the speeches of Clement L. They also placed the blame for the war squarely on the Republican Party and wished to see the Union restored as it was through a compromise with the Confederate states. From Greene County, Indiana.