Add to ORKGChamberlain answers questions from his family. He has enough money and his clothes are lasting. Lately they have been eating hard tack, beef, vegetables and coffee. He notes that 120 soldiers are in the hospital, as many as it can hold.James Chamberlain taught school briefly in Richland, Ohio. He later entered Western Reserve Medical College in Cleveland and graduated from which he graduated in 1849. He moved to DeKalb County, Indiana in 1853. From 1860-1862, he served as DeKalb County sheriff. He enlisted in the Union Army in April 1865 and was commissioned a surgeon with the 152nd Indiana Regiment
On Logan County Bank stationary, Caldwell recalls his ranks and commands over the course of the Civi...
Dated April 15, 1861, this is a letter written by Ohio Governor William Dennison Jr. to President Ab...
Jemima recommends that James try and make himself some milk soup to nurse himself back to health.Pot...
Chamberlain discusses the various illnesses seen among the soldiers.James Chamberlain taught school ...
Chamberlain describes the various shelters being built in their new camp.James Chamberlain taught sc...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He mentions ...
Chamberlain writes to his wife and children about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities....
Chamberlain writes to his wife, Sarah, about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He m...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He mentions ...
Chamberlain writes about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt, West Virgi...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt...
Abstract: One letter written by a Civil War Union soldier in Pilot Knob, Missouri, discussing milita...
Tom\u27s illness and his wanting to enlist in the Army; Virginia Military Institute; food shortages;...
Letter written from Harrison Kerr upon his arrival at Camp Chase in Columbus, Ohio, likely to his pa...
On Logan County Bank stationary, Caldwell recalls his ranks and commands over the course of the Civi...
Dated April 15, 1861, this is a letter written by Ohio Governor William Dennison Jr. to President Ab...
Jemima recommends that James try and make himself some milk soup to nurse himself back to health.Pot...
Chamberlain discusses the various illnesses seen among the soldiers.James Chamberlain taught school ...
Chamberlain describes the various shelters being built in their new camp.James Chamberlain taught sc...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He mentions ...
Chamberlain writes to his wife and children about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities....
Chamberlain writes to his wife, Sarah, about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He m...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities. He mentions ...
Chamberlain writes about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt, West Virgi...
Chamberlain writes to his wife about the 152nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry's activities at Camp Piatt...
Abstract: One letter written by a Civil War Union soldier in Pilot Knob, Missouri, discussing milita...
Tom\u27s illness and his wanting to enlist in the Army; Virginia Military Institute; food shortages;...
Letter written from Harrison Kerr upon his arrival at Camp Chase in Columbus, Ohio, likely to his pa...
On Logan County Bank stationary, Caldwell recalls his ranks and commands over the course of the Civi...
Dated April 15, 1861, this is a letter written by Ohio Governor William Dennison Jr. to President Ab...
Jemima recommends that James try and make himself some milk soup to nurse himself back to health.Pot...