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[Frederick W. Simonds?]

Man sitting, with childing standing beside him.

GLC03523.45.04

[Corps of Drums]

A dozen men, presumably the corps of drums. Frederick Simonds may be in this photograph.

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

Written at Camp Casey

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Lizzie Simmons

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To Mrs George W. Simmons

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To Mrs George W. Simmons

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To Mrs George W. Simmons

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To Mr George W. Simmons

Postmarked June 9

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To Surgeon Henry

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to his father

Writes to his father from Camp Curtain. Says that they received marching orders to leave tomorrow morning. Says that they might go to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania but it is not for certain. The Captain said that they might be in the hottest part of...

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to sister

Writes to his sister from Camp Biddle. Reports that the camp is empty except for a few picket guards placed to guard the railroad. Comments that they are surrounded by secessionists who are armed. Says that the pickets are shot at almost every...

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to Edith M. Phelps

Writes to his sister from Camp Pierpont. Speaks of a friend named John choosing to "serve god." Comments that he is fond of Professor Waldon and believes him to be a "clever honest fellow." Says that they recently purchased a stove that smokes a...

GLC03523.49.07

to Don

Writes from Camp Pierpont. Wants Don to visit and see what camp life is like. Tells of the different kinds of societies that exist in camp. Inside the tents he states that there is usually gambling and card playing, even amongst the officers and...

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to his sister

Writes that they have been heading up the James River since last Saturday. Reports that the rebels broke through General George McClellan's right and came upon them. They did not have enough force to defend that point and were ordered to leave....

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to his mother

Writes about the preacher at camp. Comments that he is a good man but is not very smart. Says that he went to the preacher last night and was given a prayer book. States that he reads a chapter in the testament out loud every night before retiring...

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to Edith M. Phelps

Writes to sister from Rappahannock Station. Comments about it being so dry that it is difficult to get water. Says that there is a spring nearby but there is hardly enough water to supply the regiment. Says that he misses home and looks forward to...

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to sister

Writes to his sister from Culpepper Station. Talks about the boys making fun of a man named Greenleaf who recently arrived in camp. Comments that he likes Greenleaf and finds him an "honest fellow." Tells his sister that she is foolish for...

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to sister

Describes leaving Rappahannock and having the rebels close on their heels. Says that the rebels continued to follow them until they crossed the river. Writes that they were not able to cross back over the river until the next evening. They sent...

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to D. G. Tracy

Writes to his sister from Camp Pierpont, Virginia. Describes being court marshaled and how the hearing was adjourned until next Thursday. Comments that Forrest has had a long "siege of it," and there is no prospect of it ending until next Thursday...

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to his sister and parents

Reports that he just heard that General Nathanial Banks was defeated and that General Thomas [Stonewall] Jackson has gotten himself into a scrape. He is surrounded by General "Seigal" [Franz Sigel?], General Edward Ord, and General [John] Frémont....

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to father

Writes to his father from Harrison's Landing. Informs him that he sent twenty dollars home with a man named C. B. Riggs. Instructs his father to use the money to "the best advantage." Letter is faded. Letter has an image of a soldier printed on...

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to mother

Writes to his mother from Harrison's Landing. Comments about the warm weather that they are having. Says that it is thundering and he hopes that it rains so they will get water. Reports that Lieutenant Forrest is at home and does not believe that...

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