[n.d.]

Charles D. Fredricks & Co., fl. 1865

Photograph

Title: Fessenden, William.

Fredricks imprint on verso. Identification in pencil on verso. Vignette bust portrait in profile, facing proper right. White mount with gold border.

GLC06391.36

[n.d.]

W., Schaus, ?

Photograph

Title: [Unidentified]

Photograph by Duchochois & Klauser. With Schaus imprint on verso. Three quarter length seated portrait of bearded man in profile, facing proper left. Photograph from engraving. White mount

GLC06391.37

[n.d.]

Charles D. Fredricks & Co., fl. 1865

Photograph

Title: Lincoln, Abraham.

With gold border; Fredricks imprint on verso. Vignette bust portrait. White mount

GLC06391.40

[n.d.]

J. Byerly & Son

Photograph

Title: [Unidentified]

With gold border; Bylerly imprint on verso. Oval seated half length portrait of an old woman. White mount

GLC06391.41

[n.d.]

Whipple, Amiel W., 1816-1863

Photograph

Title: Shaw, [?].

With Whipple imprint on verso. Ink inscription on recto: "Col. Shaw, 54th Masstts Regt." Half length seated portrait in uniform. White mount.

GLC06391.42

[n.d.]

Charles D. Fredricks & Co., fl. 1865

Photograph

Title: Carte de visite of B.F. Butler

With gold border; Fredricks imprint on verso. Half length seated portrait of an older man in civilian dress. White mount.

GLC06391.43

[n.d.]

Charles Taber & Co., fl. 1861-1865

Photograph

Title: Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria.

With Taber imprint and identification printed on verso. Vignette bust portrait. Photograph from engraving. White mount.

GLC06391.44

[n.d.]

Anthony, Edward, 1819-1888

Photograph

Title: [Unidentified]

From a negative in Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Anthony imprint on verso. Half length seated portrait of a middle aged man. White mount with gold border.

GLC06391.45

[n.d.]

Photograph

Title: Carte de visite of [Ambrose Burnside]

Bust portrait. Photograph from engraving.

GLC06391.46

1861/02/21

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: "Dear Brother."

Charles wishes his brother would write more as he barely gets two letters per month and asks his brother to thank their mother for the box she sent him. Written at Camp Pierpont

GLC06451.001

1861/08/31

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: George M. Morris.

Charles received Elizabeth's letter and was glad to hear from George. He would like to know if Jesse is in camp.

GLC06451.002

1861/09/20

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: George M. Morris.

Charles reports that a boy in his regiment was killed while on picket by an officer of his own company. His general had told the men they will be home by New Years but he does not believe it.

GLC06451.003

1861/10/06

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: George M. Morris.

There was a fight and the men had to march 6 miles only to "drill quick" back to cross the "Chane Bridge." He tells his mother and brother that he is going to enlist for 15 years if they approve "for I like to sold[i]er."

GLC06451.004

1861/10/10

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: Susannah L. Morris

Charles is enjoying himself, stating "I hafe [have] a grate [great] [deal] of fune [fun] hear [here] and I hop [hope] you hafe [have] as much at home." He hopes that Susannah is still good friends with William and that George and Mage "will not fall out" as George wants a wife.

GLC06451.005

1861/10/15

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: George M. Morris.

Charles is expecting "a bat[t]le hear [here] soon and I do not care how soon fore I would like to fight." Written at Camp Pierpont.

GLC06451.006

1861/10/27

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter

Title: to: George M. Morris.

[in another hand] Charles seems content declaring "I have a fine time here." He is cooking for the company and they only drill for an hour a day now. He promises to send Elizabeth and his mother his likeness. George has told him that there are no more boys in Monroeville and Charles responds that there must still be some girls there and he "would not care if you would send some girls here." Written at Camp Pierpont.

GLC06451.007

1862/01/26

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: "Dear Brother."

Charles received and appreciated the box his brother sent to him. Written at Camp Pierpont.

GLC06451.008

1862/08/08

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: "Dear brother."

Charles was not hurt but his hat was blown off and his gun knocked out of his hand in battle. The fight was hard and he hopes there won't be another like it soon.

GLC06451.010

[n.d.]

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: brother.

Charles is unsure whether he will make it home this winter. He describes the meals the soldiers are served.

GLC06451.011

[n.d.]

Morris, Charles F., fl. 1861-1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: John Morris.

There was a fight and they were close enough to see the Confederates but they were unable to kill any of them.

GLC06451.012

[n.d.]

Morris Family

Autograph note

Title: to unknown

List of names with numeric notations written after each. [with Charles Morris' papers]

GLC06451.013

1862/02/09

Morris, George, fl. 1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: Wilmor W. Morris.

George tells Wilmor that he saw Tilley Wilson and Jones Stuart who "is s[u]ch a devel of a fool and it is good fun to watch him." George would like to know "if Matt Mitchel [got an] honorable discharge" as he so claims.

GLC06451.014

1862/10/31

Morris, George, fl. 1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: Wilmor W. Morris.

George reports that their father is getting better and promises to write Joseph very soon. He sends word to Joseph that "his purty girl Miss E. Talor had a litt[l]e one by old Hicky."

GLC06451.015

1862/06/06

Morris, Jesse M., fl. 1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: John Morris.

Jesse was wounded in the shoulder in the last battle. The steamer is headed for New York and then Pennsylvania but he will try to get a furlough to come home if his shoulder does not heal.

GLC06451.016

1862/08/27

Morris, Jesse M., fl. 1862

Autograph letter signed

Title: to: George M. Morris.

Jesse expects to leave soon but he is enjoying himself and knows that will end when he rejoins the army as it is no "pleasure to tote a heavy knapsack in warm weather." He believes all those who will volunteer already have and there will be a draft. He hopes George will not be drafted as "4 out of one family ought to do pret[t]y well."

GLC06451.017