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to Michael Miller

GLC02155.197

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.198

to Unknown

GLC02155.203

to Charley

Written at Camp Parapet

GLC02157.13

to mother

GLC02157.15

Certifies that George Amrstrong is entitled to benefits

GLC02157.19

to mother

GLC02157.21

to mother

GLC02157.22

to mother

GLC02157.23

to mother

GLC02157.25

to mother

GLC02157.43

to friend

GLC02157.50

to mother

GLC02157.52

Pay Receipts of George Armstrong

GLC02157.72

Bank Book for Charles Armstrong

GLC02157.74

Constitution and Bylaws of Friendship Division of the Sons of Temperance

Receipts in back.

GLC02157.77

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.134

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.136

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.138

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.139

to Lile Miller

Miller expresses uncertainty about how long they will stay at Camp Bristoe Station. He is fearful they will move and he will no longer receive Lile's letters, which are his only source of comfort. He repeats that he may not be discharged until the...

GLC02155.146

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.148

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.155

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.179

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.183

to Brother

GLC02155.189

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.192

to Brother Chip

GLC02155.199

to Unknown

GLC02155.200

to Unknown

GLC02155.204

to mother

GLC02157.14

to mother

GLC02157.16

to mother

GLC02157.29

to mother

GLC02157.39

to mother

GLC02157.41

to mother

Undated.

GLC02157.67

to Unknown

GLC02157.70

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.160

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.170

to mother

Written at Camp Parapet

GLC02157.12

to mother

GLC02157.17

to mother

GLC02157.36

to mother

GLC02157.38

to mother

GLC02157.44

to mother

Undated.

GLC02157.68

School Records, No. 21 for G. Armstrong

GLC02157.73

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.133

to Lile Miller

Written in camp at Bristoe Station.

GLC02155.135

to Lile Miller

Michael Miller writes to his wife, but saying he does not know what to tell her because the activities of Camp Bristoe Station are secretive. However, they have not received orders yet to move, which Miller is pleased about because he has been...

GLC02155.144

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.147

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.150

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.153

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.156

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.158

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.159

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.166

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.175

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.178

to Unknown

GLC02155.205

to mother

GLC02157.20

to mother

GLC02157.24

to mother

GLC02157.35

to mother

GLC02157.45

to mother

GLC02157.48

to friend Charles

GLC02157.55

to mother

undated.

GLC02157.62

to mother

Undated.

GLC02157.65

to mother

Undated.

GLC02157.66

to Mary

GLC02157.69

to Lile Miller

GLC02155.127

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.162

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.164

to Michael Miller

GLC02155.190

to Son (Michael Miller)

GLC02155.195

to mother

GLC02157.27

to mother

Written at Bayou Vermilion

GLC02157.34

to mother

GLC02157.42

to mother

GLC02157.60

Constitution and Bylaws of Warren Temple of Honor

Undated.

GLC02157.75

to Respected Friend

He wanted to see his friend, who is unwell, but was prevented by numerous obstacles. He talks about how the North will prevail and the South will go down. Includes 2 newpaper clippings with poetry entitled "A Prayer for Jeff Davis" and "The Flag of...

GLC02171.02

to Alice

He commends her on putting her father above herself so that she can take care of him. He was not surprised to hear of cousin Richardson's death because she knew her son was a prisoner in the South for over eleven months. He believes people in power...

GLC02171.06

to Brother Henry

He doesn't want his brother to enlist because he's afraid he'll pick up too many vices. He is glad his brother received the money. He complains that his father hasn't written.

GLC02172.10

to Brother Henry

Four of their pickets were shot last night. In company O, one soldier was shot by hs own comrad. They were practicing a manual of arms. One ordered the other to load aim and fire his gun and he got shot through the heart.

GLC02172.14

to Brother Henry

He has just come in from picket guard and is quite well. Being on picket is a good way yo keep from getting homesick as it is sometimes exciting. One day a secessionist picket came over and said he was tired of fighting for the secessionist cause....

GLC02172.18

to Brother Henry

They had inspection that morning. He is glad his brother has given up the idea of enlisting for now. Written in Camp Arlington

GLC02172.20

to Brother Henry

There was heavy firing going on down the river yesterday afternoon. They brought in the wounded this afternoon. Last night one of the third regiment shot his hand off. Written in Camp Lyon .

GLC02172.26

to Brother Henry

He has explored Mt. Vernon in and out. He promises to write about it while on picket. The latest news from the naval fleet is that they were at Beaufort, SC and are now marching toward Charleston. Written in Camp Lyon

GLC02172.29

to Brother Henry

No more furloughs will be granted. The Colonel is confident there will be a forward movement of the grand army.

GLC02172.33

to Brother Henry

They have been on picket guard for four days. They got paid but he hasn't had a chance to send him money yet. It has been very muddy because of the rains.

GLC02172.36

to Brother H (Henry)

He says everything is dull lately. Dull and muddy. He tells him he received the box that father sent.

GLC02172.38

to Brother Henry

Their campground was near the city of Hampton. He mentions some historical events that took place in town.He has talked to Edward a number of times.

GLC02172.45

to Brother Henry

He describes another tremendous fight.

GLC02172.48

to Brother Henry

There has been a lot of fighting near Richmond. It has been a tedious march from the swamp combined with fighting every day. There have been heavy losses.

GLC02172.51

to Brother Henry

He has been sick for the last two weeks. He requests 5 or 10 dollars and a couple of shirts.

GLC02172.53

to Brother Henry

They learned of the capture of Fort Donaldson and 15,000 prisoners. He hopes his brother had fun sleigh riding and wonders if any of the fellows talk about him when they are hugging the girls. The regiment got new guns. Written in a camp near...

GLC02172.60

to Brother H. (Henry)

Two weeks ago they left camp. The journey to Baltimore was rough. Many men became sea sick. They then went to Louisville and are now in Bardsville. He sent his brother some money.

GLC02172.65

to Brother Henry

He wanted to come home to the state fair but his horse was too tired. He went to see Ms. Castes to see if he could hire a horse, but her folks will be using all the horses. He may get home next week. He hasn't heard from Frank.

GLC02172.73

to Brother Henry

The officers have been trying to get soldiers to reenlist. More reenlisted than the number of people who actually showed up for duty. Those that did not reenlist had to be transferred to another regiment. Was written near Knoxville, Tennessee.

GLC02172.78

to Father

He was sorry to hear of the death of Uncle James. They have not heard from Sam or Matt. Theyw ere offered 1 dollar per pound for their wool.

GLC02172.80

to Father

He hopes his father has gotten over his sickness. They had a disagreement and he hopes this does not chnage his father's opinion of him.

GLC02172.81