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to Elvira Winegar
February 13, 1863
Winegar, Daniel G., fl. 1862-1865
George is not doing well but he is getting better and should be ready for duty soon.
GLC01014.031
February 17, 1863
George is getting better. They had to make a pair of crutches for one of the boys that was wounded. There are about three thousand contrabands there coming up from the swamps and countless numbers of mules.
GLC01014.032
February 22, 1863
They are doing mostly mechanical work now and their big task is to move the boat from the river to the lake. They are fighting at Vicksburg now. The mortar boats are shelling them. He is sending his sis a handkerchief and some seeds.
GLC01014.033
"It is impossible for him to come home now. They've heard that the paymaster is in Memphis." He mentions that the formally enslaved individuals are arriving everyday and, "there must be over a thousand now."
GLC01014.034
February 23, 1863
They have been having good luck with the boat they are moving. They will get extra pay for their work. Burt has the measles. He talks of sending various items home via other people.
GLC01014.036
February 24, 1863
There was a fire in the last town. They salvaged what they could from the millinery shop and so forth. He is sending a box home.
GLC01014.035
circa March 1863
He wishes she would write more often, at least twice a week. He gets quite lonely and it does him good to hear from her.
GLC01014.039
March 2, 1863
Possible water damage and very faded.
GLC01014.037
March 3, 1863
He is glad she is getting along with the taxes. George had the typhoid fever but not very bad. He admires a particular captain in their company who is very clever.
GLC01014.038
March 5, 1863
They are going to sign the payrolls in the morning. They will get 2 more months than usual. Burt is doing better. They finally got the steam boat in the lake. He sent her some money.
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