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to William
21 June 1858
Bryan, C.W., fl. 1858
Writes a friend and answers questions about mathematical calculations concerning farm prices.
GLC03523.10.019
to Joseph M. Maitland
6 August 1859
Wamsher, W.R., fl. 1859
Reports that his health is not very good and he is currently undergoing treatment.
GLC03523.10.021
to J. M. Maitland
14 September 1859
Martin, J.C., fl. 1859
Writes short letter to his cousin (either James M. or Joseph M. Maitland). Informs him that all is well, except that Grier is sick. Tells him that he is sorry that his crops have failed. Writes, "Give my love to all my friends and reserve a full...
GLC03523.10.022
to James M. Maitland
December 19, 1859
Maitland, William G., 1846-?
Informs his brother that he has purchased a farm 300 acres from Blair County. States, "Now in regards to Politics: I am an administration Democrat Squatter...Sovernty I care nothing about...any political doctrine that will not suit East west north &...
GLC03523.10.023
[Order of picket guard]
circa 1863
Mast, Elhanan M., fl. 1837-1865
Document titled, "Order of Piquet Guard." Lists 15 rules such as, "3. Contraband Negroes not allowed inside lines. 4. Wagons must not go beyond Stations for wood." The document is unsigned, however on the back there is a note written in pencil by...
GLC03523.10.074
to James and Nancy Maitland
January 31, 1860
Hunter, G., fl. 1860
Reports that he is enjoying good health and weather and that his brother's farm has been sold.
GLC03523.10.024
February 10, 1860
Cherry, Anna Kate, fl. 1860
Writes to her cousin, "I am going to write to an unknown cousin... but hope that we may have the pleasure soon of forming an acquaintance. Notes that if he came to cousin Joseph Irving's school for a visit that he would not recognize her. Confides in...
GLC03523.10.025
6 April 1860
Coleman, George W., fl. 1857-1886
Informs his cousin that he has married "one of Ills' best virgins. It was said by many that she was the most beautiful bride that they had ever seen. She was dressed in Sky Blue Silk, her fair fell in beautiful curls down her neck... I love her. Yes...
GLC03523.10.027
31 August 1860
Carl, George F., fl. 1860
Tells his friend that he has left Urbana, and explains that he might have made an "impression" on a couple of women, noting however, that it was unintentional. Writes that when he left "I felt considerably like as if I had been drawn down a rainbow...
GLC03523.10.028
to [Elhanan Mast]
1861-1865
Maitland, James M., 1815-1864
Reports on many children dying of dysentery. Says the weather has been dry all summer an the corn crop will be short. Comments the political situation is unsettled, with much name-calling and disagreement about the war. Gives him an objective...
GLC03523.10.254
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