No. 3 Pontiac Ill. 9th Jan. 1863 My Dear Frank Yours of Dec. 28th & 31st came to hand tonight & sad intelligence they brought I have not been to town & do not know whether Mr. Taylor’s family have … Continue reading →

Mitchellsville, Tenn., Jan. 8th 1862 My dear Wife The first mail from the North reached us yesterday evening but brought no news from Pontiac. I recd. a letter from Cousin Lucy Dunmire of Burbank, Ohio, being the extent of my … Continue reading →

Pontiac Ill. Jan. 7th 1863 My Dear Husband Today I rec’d the letters brought by Seymour Bennet. You may be sure I was happy to get them & I hope ere this some of mine have reached you As Bennet … Continue reading →

Mitchellsville, Tenn., January 6th 1863 My Dear Wife I sent a letter yesterday morning by a gentleman on the train going north, with the request to mail it at Louisville, &, as opportunity may offer to send again soon, I … Continue reading →

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Mitchellsville, Tenn., January 4th 1863 My Dear Wife In four more days one month will have elapsed since the date of your last letter. We have no communication with the North yet. I notice by late papers from Nashville that … Continue reading →

Head Qurs. Co “A” 129th Ills. Vol. Infty Nashville Tenn. Jan 3rd 1863 M.E.S. School Pontiac Ill. Dear Friends On this the first Sabbath of the new year, I thought as I have oportunity a letter might not be unacceptable. … Continue reading →

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