Head Quarters Co. “A” 129th Ills. Goldsboro, N.C. April 5th 1865 My Dear Wife Yours of the 23rd ult. reached me to-day. I am very happy to learn of your good health and that the condition of the roads gives … Continue reading →

Office Chief of Artillery, District of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn., April 5th, 1865. My Dear Sister Mollie: I find in my coat pocket eleven unanswered letters and yours of March 10th among the number. I will not neglect it longer, though … Continue reading →

Head Qurs. Co. “A” 129th Ills. Vols. Goldsboro, N.C. April 4th 1865 My Dear Wife We have had no mail for two days. The last news I have from you is of the 16th ult. I hope to be more … Continue reading →

Goldsboro, N C. April 2nd 1865 My Dear Wife I recd. by to-day’s mail yours of the 16th inst. & was very happy to learn that you are well. Letters were recd. two days ago from Pontiac of as late … Continue reading →

Ans Mch 31 /65 La Vale Farm March 19th / .65. Dear Uncle Joe, A whole month, I am sorry to confess it, has passed since the reception of your last letter, not from neglect, but partly from want of … Continue reading →

Head Qurs. Co. “A”, 129th Ills. Vol. Inftry. Goldsboro, N.C., Mch. 30th 1865 My Dear Wife I was the happy recipient of three letters from you to-day, of date of 6th, 7th & 9th inst., all of which confirm what … Continue reading →

Head Quarters Co. “A” 129th Ills. Goldsboro, N.C., March 28th 1865 My Dear Wife The mail leaves at 4 P.M., & I must spare a few minutes from my papers to write to you. I recd. 4 letters from you … Continue reading →

Head Qurs. Co. “A”, 129th Ills. Goldsboro, N.C., Mch. 26th 1865 Sunday Eve My Dear Wife I rode from Kinston to this place yesterday on horseback, 37 miles, & arrive[d] just before dark. I recd. 12 letters brought through from … Continue reading →