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to Father

In the letter, he encloses the Army's acceptance of resignation as well as his back-salary.

GLC00066.080

to Father

Edgar Pearce discusses rumors of his Father's drinking.

GLC00066.081

to Father

Edgar Pearce advises his father, William, not to join the military again due to his health and the pay. He mentions that his regiment is growing.

GLC00066.082

to Father

Edgar Pearce discusses returning to active duty.

GLC00066.083

to Father

Written on stationery of the Provost Marshal General. Edgar Pearce discusses marching and battles.

GLC00066.084

to Father

Edgar Pearce writes about marching and his hope to leave the army. Page 4 includes cross-written additions.

GLC00066.085

to William Pearce

Writes to Reverend Pearce of Hillsboro, Ohio to notify him of his appointment.

GLC00066.086

to William Pearce

Writes to Reverend Pearce of Hillsboro, Ohio about his reporting schedule.

GLC00066.087

to William Pearce

Major Carnahan writes to Reverend Pearce about his failed appointment. He includes a post-script about Pearce's military status in his regiment.

GLC00066.088

to Priscilla

William Pearce discusses joining a volunteer regiment and marching.

GLC00066.089

to William

Priscilla Pearce discusses crops in her letter to William Pearce.

GLC00066.090

to Priscilla

William Pearce discusses getting appointed as Chaplain in his letter to Priscilla.

GLC00066.091

to Fred

William Pearce discusses getting a recommendation for a chaplain commission. Originally part of GLC00066.091, and stored with that document. Possibly addressed to Frederic Pearce.

GLC00066.092

to William

Priscilla Pearce writes about William not getting a chaplain appointment.

GLC00066.093

to William Pearce

The letter discusses money order.

GLC00066.094

to D.F. Carnahan

William Pearce thanks Carnahan for his support in the chaplaincy nomination. This is a response written on the back of Carnahan's note.

GLC00066.095

to Priscilla

William Pearce discusses his travels south. He reports that the Grand Junction was destroyed by Confederates.

GLC00066.096

to Priscilla

William Pearce mentions marching south and seeing enslaved people. He describes seeing the Corinth battlefield.

GLC00066.097

to William Pearce

Colonel Hildebrand writes about Pearce's appointment to Quarter Master Sergeant.

GLC00066.098

to William

Priscilla Pearce discusses church finances in her letter to William.

GLC00066.099

to Priscilla

William Pearce writes about oaths of allegiance in Memphis. He explains that non-jurors would be forced out without their possessions. He also mentions a storm blowing down soldiers' tents.

GLC00066.100

to Priscilla

In his letter, William Pearce discusses a federal law to reduce servants' salaries.

GLC00066.101

to Priscilla

William Pearce comments on being paid and spending instructions.

GLC00066.102

to William

Priscilla Pearce mentions church finances and William's salary reduction.

GLC00066.103

to Priscilla

William Pearce bitterly relates that he attempted to resign due to illness, but the resignation was not accepted.

GLC00066.104