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to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 13, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.101

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 16, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.102

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 16, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.103

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 16, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.104

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 17, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.105

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 17, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.106

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 18, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.107

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 19, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.109

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 21, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.110

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 22, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.111

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 23, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.112

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 30, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.117

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated July 31, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.118

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated August 1, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.119

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated April 8, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.120

to: Mary [Armstrong]

One letter addressed to Mary from Hal dated April 9, 1865. Pertains to daily life while stationed in the military.

GLC06734.121

to Asa W. Slayton

Chester mentions a letter sent the day before and the continued good health of their brothers with him. He describes the location of regiment in relationship to Atlanta and the rail road tracks and expresses hope that they will be in possession of...

GLC03955.01

to James Madison re: land and estate matters

The letter discusses local gossip (wife in trouble).

GLC00099.035

to Benjamin Rush

The letter discusses depression, Iroquois warrior, and death.

GLC00496.001

to Mrs. Mary L. Simon

Letter regarding "human demobilization." Typed on personal stationery.

GLC01592.02

To George Tillotson

Post war letter informing Tillotson on family news.

GLC04558.184

To Thomas Ward

Letter written from Houston, re: land cases, politics

GLC02145.23.02

to Chris Johnson

Received his letter of apology and forgives him.

GLC05756.094

to General C. W. Christenbetty

Thank you letter for Christenbetty's note of congratulations.

GLC06196.056

to John Lawrance

Thanks Lawrance for his letter concerning the house.

GLC02437.06393

to sister

One undated letter from Florence to her sister.

GLC03135.13.094

to Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney

Letter written by Lord Barrington to Lord Sydney as British Home Secretary, an office he held from 1783-1789. Barrington is enclosing a letter that solicits Sydney's appointment of a Mr. Akers as Chief Justice of the island of St. Vincents (see...

GLC01450.724.03

to Mary Rose Myers

A letter from William J. Myers to Mary Rose Myers dated January 15, 1945. William writes that he is listening to a radio show, "Bob Hawks and the Camel Show." He also mentions that he received the letter she enclosed in her last letter and he will...

GLC09683.19

to Mary

Written "out on picket" near Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The officers are becoming familiar with her hand writing. He is glad to receive letters as it makes him feel that everyone at home cares for and remembers him. Sergeant Potter was recently...

GLC03523.42.23

to Lucy Knox

Knox writes, "the shortness of your two last letters were not very agreable [sic] to me..." Discusses the Battle of Ticonderoga (2-6 July 1777): "We have received... news of the evacuation of Ticonderoga pregnant in my opinion with the most...

GLC02437.00622

to family

This letter is printed on half of a regimental attendance sheet, perhaps demonstrating the lack of paper in the Confederate camp. He is well and hopes these lines find them in a similar condition. "We are having some very [cold] weather here." It...

GLC00653.22.08

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated September 23, 1943. Susan is glad that Leonard has started to receive her mail. After telling Leonard that his father insisted on returning the rations book...

GLC09611.090

to Dr. Benjamin Rush

"The history of the hobby horse" -page 4 (Adams's humorous name for the story he tells in this letter). Free frank on page 4. The letter also discusses the dream of American glory and early history.

GLC00599

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Paul H. Enns to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 4, 1973. Paul H. Enns supports the impeachment of President Nixon. The letter is written by a pastor at Lancaster United Methodist Church.

GLC09613.02.0246

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Fay Bories to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated 1973-1974. Bories supports the impeachment of President Nixon. She expresses her opinion by sending a form letter courtesy of the "citizens for responsible government."

GLC09613.02.0180

to John T. Hoffman

Writes to the Governor of New York and encloses a letter (enclosure not included). States he does not know anything of the writer nor of the case, but transmits the letter because it concerns a human life.

GLC02095.15

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

This is a separated docket that explains a letter to Senator Bruce, from G.E. Buchanan about the election and confirmations. This is accompanied by the letter mentioned above, and an envelope. GLC09400.071.1, GLC09400.071.2

GLC09400.071.03

to William Graham

One letter addressed to William Graham from Catharine S. Gregoire dated January 10, 1804. Pertains to spending two months in London with her daughter, studying art, and attending theater performances. Letter written at Pain's Hill.

GLC01795.054

A.G. Browney to Samuel H. Leonard regarding an accusation of cowardice

One letter from A.G. Browney to Samuel H. Leonard dated November 30-November 5, 1862. Browney re writes a letter from a Joseph S. Gary accusing a Captain W.H. Jackson of "cowardice in the face of the enemy."

GLC03393.06

to Alexander Milton Ross

One letter from Ruth Brown Thompson to Alexander Milton Ross dated May 15, 1897. The letter is missing the first two pages. Discusses the health of Mr Thompson and thanks him for some flower cuttings.

GLC03007.56.09

to Mr. Peck

Typed on stationery of the Exposition Universelle de Chicago, Pavillon Haitien. Sympathizes with Peck, recently removed from a governmental office. Notes that he would have written a letter to the President (Grover Cleveland) on Peck's behalf, but...

GLC02990

to Charles Dudley Warner re: declining to write a life of Francis Parkman

Having been asked to write the life of Francis Parkman for the American Men of Letters Series, Wilson, despite the compliment to his own abilities, declines.

GLC02551.03

to [Lydia A. Bishoff]

[written on stationery with the poem "The Girl I Left Behind"] Shafer tells Bishoff he was sorry to hear that she was mad about not being able to go to town, but he expects it has quit raining by now. He adds that he would be glad for some rain...

GLC03523.40.15

to his parents, brother-in-law, and sister

Written near Chattahoochee Bridge in Georgia. He has recently received his family's letter of 30 October and is glad to hear that everyone at home is doing well. Writes that the army is going to leave their camp tomorrow morning. He reports that as...

GLC07460.107

to his sister

Says his last letter was dictated because he was unable to write. That was because he injured his finger while assisting the ship's doctor remove the tonsils of another sailor. After making the cut, the doctor handed the knife to him "the point of...

GLC02828.02

to Julia Blanche Kell

John McIntosh writes to his wife about a package he has sent her. He responds to news of his sons' ill health and suggests a healthier diet for them. He mentions a ship named the Everglade which is to be purchased the next day, "when I will take...

GLC00684.06

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Written at 11:30 PM. Sylvia wrote this letter while sitting in the sun. Talks about the "swell crop" from her Victory Garden. Is angry at Sid who asked to borrow a ration stamp for gasoline. She gave him a "B" stamp, because it will be unlikely she...

GLC09414.0103

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Written at 11:00 PM, "at home, living room, blue chair, your blue pajamas, me." Sylvia loves the photos Moe sent of himself to her. Will tell her Dad that Moe thinks Alvin still has about 10 more months of training before he will be deployed, it will...

GLC09414.0107

to Henry Knox

Record of distribution of drum and fife for Scammell's detachment--made up of various state regiments of infantry and artillery. Refer to GLC02437.01118 for related letter. In the hand of Samuel Shaw, Knox's aide.

GLC02437.01119

to Mother

One undated letter addressed to Mother from Herbert W. Conner. States that they are ok and asks for some money.

GLC09581.66