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to Charlie
circa 1861-1864
Burpee, Thomas Francis, 1830-1864
He heard he got a cut on his head and asks if it is better.
GLC02744.322
to Lucien
January 30, 1863
So glad he is learning to read and write. He asks about Sunday school. Written in a camp near Fredericksburg.
GLC02744.325
1 envelope
1861-1877
With the words "In Case of Fire---Save this Box" written on it
GLC02744.334
Lines to the Portrait of Col. Thomas F. Burpee
"Why speak'st thou not, my precious one?/There as I gaze, me thinks thou might/One word from thee, my darling one,/Would fill my heart with strange delight...
GLC02744.339
Muster Roll of C. Company
Includes Burpee.
GLC02744.343
Lines-All hail ye teachers and students all!
O listen to our song/Be not stunned at this night's call/Unless you think tis wrong/Cast your eyes on those things so fine...
GLC02744.346
for Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee
February 20, 1898
Includes birth and death dates for her and her husband as well as the date they got married.
GLC02744.350
untitled poem
Features the refrain: Will my father come again?
GLC02744.353
to Charles Burpee
10 July 1913
Baldium, J.B., fl. 1913
Hewrites that he encloses a brief account of his time working in the jail at Norfolk, VA.
GLC02744.359
to unknown
19 November 1863
Extract from a letter about the excecution of Dr. David Wright.
GLC02744.360
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