Add to ORKGMr. Garman tells of sickness in his regiment.Transcripts provided by previous owner
Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Prison 3, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to H.B. Titcomb dat...
Robert reports that the regiment will remain in Grand Junction for three months. The wives of sever...
Letter (dated March 29, 1862) from G. W. Hoyt to G. F. Davis, describing Hoyt's experiences in the 2...
Mr. Garman states that he is no longer with the regiment due to illness. His present location is wel...
Mr. Garman writes about a funeral of an acquaintance.Transcripts provided by previous owner
Mr. Garman tells of the funeral of an acquaintance.Transcripts provided by previous owner
Mr. Ham is unable to perform his duties because of sickness due to long marches he is expected to do...
Miss Dunkle tells Mr. Garman she is glad he was not drafted. She describes local events.Transcripts ...
Mr. Ham's regiment has sustained heavy losses. Among the casualties was Colonel at Resca.Transcripts...
Miss Dunkle invites Mr. Garman for a visit. She writes of Indiana soldiers passing through on their ...
Note from Capt. George W. Gordon\u27s doctor, in Columbia, Tennessee, dated January 28, 1862. Dr. A....
In this letter of January 5, 1862, G. J. Huntley writes to friends and relations stating that the he...
Thomas J. Goree to Pleasant W. Kittrell, November 2, 1861 [Goree Family Papers MSS. – LS.] Letter fr...
In this letter of July 16, 1862, G. J. Huntley writes his friends from his location near Richmond, V...
Thomas J. Goree to S.W. Goree, August 19, 1861 [Goree Family Papers MSS. – LS.] Letter from Thomas J...
Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Prison 3, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to H.B. Titcomb dat...
Robert reports that the regiment will remain in Grand Junction for three months. The wives of sever...
Letter (dated March 29, 1862) from G. W. Hoyt to G. F. Davis, describing Hoyt's experiences in the 2...
Mr. Garman states that he is no longer with the regiment due to illness. His present location is wel...
Mr. Garman writes about a funeral of an acquaintance.Transcripts provided by previous owner
Mr. Garman tells of the funeral of an acquaintance.Transcripts provided by previous owner
Mr. Ham is unable to perform his duties because of sickness due to long marches he is expected to do...
Miss Dunkle tells Mr. Garman she is glad he was not drafted. She describes local events.Transcripts ...
Mr. Ham's regiment has sustained heavy losses. Among the casualties was Colonel at Resca.Transcripts...
Miss Dunkle invites Mr. Garman for a visit. She writes of Indiana soldiers passing through on their ...
Note from Capt. George W. Gordon\u27s doctor, in Columbia, Tennessee, dated January 28, 1862. Dr. A....
In this letter of January 5, 1862, G. J. Huntley writes to friends and relations stating that the he...
Thomas J. Goree to Pleasant W. Kittrell, November 2, 1861 [Goree Family Papers MSS. – LS.] Letter fr...
In this letter of July 16, 1862, G. J. Huntley writes his friends from his location near Richmond, V...
Thomas J. Goree to S.W. Goree, August 19, 1861 [Goree Family Papers MSS. – LS.] Letter from Thomas J...
Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Prison 3, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to H.B. Titcomb dat...
Robert reports that the regiment will remain in Grand Junction for three months. The wives of sever...
Letter (dated March 29, 1862) from G. W. Hoyt to G. F. Davis, describing Hoyt's experiences in the 2...