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February 8, 1863
Jackson, Richard H., fl. 1861-1865
He is currently onboard a steamer and will reach Fortress Monroe at midnight.
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February 10, 1863
He arrived in New Port News, Va. The Major told them he had been detailed Provost Marshall.
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February 11, 1863
He tells him to buy green shoulder straps which denote rifleman or blue ones which denote infantry.
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February 12, 1863
He tells him not to send the coat but to hang onto it until Corporal Newman calls on him.
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February 14, 1863
He tells him there will be no furloughs now so the Corporal won't be coming. He'll have to send the coat express anyway.
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February 18, 1863
He asks his father what Martha Watson thinks of him since he has been writing to her frequently.
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February 19, 1863
He acknowledges receipt of the coat.
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February 21, 1863
He talks about how good his coats fit. One has gold lace on the sleeves, the same as the Confederate soldiers wear, which confused some people. He went to the theater.
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February 24, 1863
A grand review of the whole 9th Army Corps. took place. He received everything he asked for from his father.
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1 March 1863
He is "Officer of the Day" today.
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4 March 1863
He describes the vessels, the "Langamon" and the "Galena."
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9 March 1863
He is getting acquainted with the naval officers. expects Burnside to once again take command of his favorite 9th Army Corps.
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11 March 1863
He entrusted his valise to Lt. Perly who will be in New York a couple of days and instructed him to call on his father if he has time.
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March 13, 1863
He just received amrching orders, destination unknown but suspects it will be North or South Carolina.
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Everyone is being shipped out to Suffolk. He writes about the Conscription Law that makes no provision for the 2 year troops after their time has elapsed. He admonishes the people that have stayed home and done nothing.
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March 21, 1863
The "Keohuck" broke down. The first division is going West.
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March 19, 1863
Everyone has been ordered to Tennessee to reinforce Rosencrane.
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March 27, 1863
Last page includes a tracing of his hand for his father to determine his glove size.
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1 April 1863
Gen. Dix has given orders for their regiiment to be ready at all hours to pack up and leave. He may go on to RIchmond
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4 April 1863
He left Newport News at 9am and on the way stayed in a first class hotel for a night. He will send $240 by express mail.
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8 April 1863
Includes a map of Fortress Monroe and surrounding area.
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12 April 1863
On the move again, at daybreak disembarked at Portsmouth...very faded, unable to read.
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to Morris "Moe" Weiner
19 August 1944
Weiner, Sylvia, 1912-2008
Sylvia mentions Ben, Adam, Bess. She also responds to his letters.
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20 August 1944
Sylvia ran into Hy and Ann. Hy has started to install a radio in her car.
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21 August 1944
Sylvia responds to various letters she has received from Moe
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