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to Nancy E. Jones
7-9 September 1862
Jones, Joseph, fl. 1862-1865
Dreams about his wife and children; lack of news from home; matters at home; giving away/selling his clothing.
GLC02739.010
7-10 September 1862
Lack of arms in "rebel country;" Confederate guerrillas; African Americans in camp ("…it is very wicked the way that the soldiers dos abuse them…"); behavior of fellow soldiers in camp; plans to send a picture after he is outfitted with gun and...
GLC02739.011
11 September 1862
Still no letters from home; guard duty; lack of arms; rebel activity in the vicinity; paying debts and other concerns at home; arrival of guns and uniforms.
GLC02739.012
to Nancy E. Jones [incomplete]
16-17 September 1862
Volunteering for picket duty; long, hot march through Louisville in which many fell ill.
GLC02739.013
19 September 1862
They expect an attack on Louisville but he believes "if the rebbels undertakes it they wil git bad whipped." He has "no doubt but that the [war] wil be over by spring." He instructs his wife to teach their daughter as much as possible; "it is worth...
GLC02739.014
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