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to Elvira Winegar
December 15, 1862
Winegar, Daniel G., fl. 1862-1865
He is now working with Bill. He talks about what they should do with the old cow they own.
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December 16, 1862
He spilled something on the letter he wrote last night, but he will have to send it anyway.
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December 17, 1862
He writes that he will be joining a special mechanic corps. Their duties will be to build and repair railroads and bridges, and there is extra pay.
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General George Griffin is sick. They took some food from secessionists. He has not seen Bill since Jackson. They have about 1 million dollars' worth of cotton now.
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December 5, 1863
They have been on the move constantly. He has had picket duty since they arrived as which explains why he hasn't written as much as he could have. He not received any mail from her. They are currently camped along the Charleston and Memphis railroad.
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January 8, 1863
He mentions a General Price and his nephew. George is cooking for the Captain currently. There have been some cases of the measles. He has not seen Bill since Abbotville.
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January 11, 1863
Very faded.
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January 13, 1863
He writes that they have not been paid. Dick Emmonds died of the measles yesterday. He misses his family and hopes the war will end soon.
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January 16, 1862
There was a snowstorm that brought a foot of snow. Peter Carmen shot his thumbs off that morning while mishandling his gun. He will probably be discharged. They have orders to leave soon.
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January 20, 1863
They are at Memphis on board a boat and will be heading to Vixburg. He tells her to write to Loren to see if he will stay with her next summer. He is sick of the way the war is going.
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