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to William Jackson

Edwin Jackson informs his brother that his company has been moved to Pipe Lake, which he dislikes, and says they won't go South this summer, though they may when the Minnesota 8th returns. He explains why Henry is having such a hard time at home with...

GLC00203.11

to Louise Walbridge

Tells of the Montauk's attack on Fort Pulaski. "I know my letters are very dull now a days but you must remember, that we are completely cut off from the outer world."

GLC04663.13

to L. Jean White

One letter from Frank B. White to L. Jean White dated April 12, 1945. Sent care of Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. The envelope contating the letter is postmarked as June 13, 1945.

GLC09855.199

to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graeff to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff dated June 10, 1944. Mentions that he understands why someone would want to go AWOL as he misses home so much. Also mentions that he received letter 10 but he had...

GLC09611.331

to Alida McParlin

Acknowledges receiving his wife's letter. Comments on the return of the Naval Academy to Annapolis, and the government's ability to build hospitals. Discusses his department and military matters, taxes, and Alida's restlessness, and the brigadier...

GLC02649.15

to: George M. Morris.

Jesse is sorry their brother Charles has died but says they must console themselves "as we know he died for a good cause." Jesse had a piece of bone removed from his shoulder and encloses it with the letter. He has heard that no more men will be...

GLC06451.019

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated July 13, 1862.

GLC03857.04

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated August 29, 1862.

GLC03857.07

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated February 3, 1863.

GLC03857.11

to an unknown recipient

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated February 4, 1863.

GLC03857.12

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated February 26, 1863.

GLC03857.13

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated March 2, 1864.

GLC03857.14

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated November 5, 1862.

GLC03857.16

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated November 18, 1862.

GLC03857.17

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated January 12, 1863.

GLC03857.18

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated March 29, 1863.

GLC03857.20

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated June 12, 1863.

GLC03857.21

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated June 28, 1863.

GLC03857.23

to a friend

One letter from George M. Eveleth to an unknown recipient dated September 15, 1865.

GLC03857.57

to Samuel Calkins

One letter addressed to Samuel Calkins from A.B. Adams dated Saturday, July 21, 1863.

GLC03766.01

to Joseph Pitcairn

Discusses their correspondence, personal matters, and politics. Mentions the "Silesian letters" and comments on the cession of Louisiana to Florida. Pitcairn was stationed at Hamburg. Sealed with black mourning wax.

GLC04900.01

to Oscar Calkins

One letter addressed to Oscar Calkins from Clarence Calkins

GLC03766.26

To F. B. Noyes

Letter from Laverne W. Noyes thanking Frank Noyes for his assistance in tracing Laverne's ancestry. He mentions including a recently-published book on the topic, but the book seems to have gotten separated from the letter.

GLC02150.27

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

This letter features stick figures showing the events of Sylvia's day.

GLC09414.0345

to Bill Mayberry

Very informal letter. Says he has no doubt she has seen in the papers that his ship has taken several prizes. Says he is "getting rich damn it. [I] got more money than a horse could haul in a year. Without joking I suppose my share will amount to...

GLC02829.12

to his wife

Tells his wife she should not give way to the gloom she expressed in her letter, and reminds her that their condition is much better than that of others. Explains that he and she are both alive whereas many from the south such as Mr. Daniel and Capt...

GLC06582.29

to Louis Stamps

Letter to Louis Stamps from Susanne Sabaroff, written from Philadelphia, in which she proudly announces that she's not pregnant, apologizes for being needy and emotional, declares her love for him, and wishes him luck on his finals.

GLC09571.26

to Rufus King

Final lines of a letter, stating "In very great haste. I am, Dear Sir..." Also has a postscript mentioning a meeting. Signature is illegible.

GLC02437.08086

to Tobias Lear re: Bassa recognizing Lear's diplomatic authority [in Italian]

GLC 2794.077 is a translation of this letter. The Bashaw initially refused to accept Lear as American Consul to Tunis.

GLC02794.076

to Henry Knox

Asks for his help in obtaining an extract of a letter. Dated added later in pencil.

Signer of the U.S. Constitution.

GLC02437.08156

to Henry Knox

Received his recent letter. Mentions that Mr. Stedman, the bearer of this letter, has recently arrived from Detroit. Stedman can provide Knox with an account of the happenings there. Relates news that a Cayuga Indian carried off books and papers...

GLC02437.05320

to Donna Lawyer

One letter from Gerald Handy to Donna Lawyer dated February 27, 1969. In an explicit letter he writes how much he loves her. He mentions that he was on Kitchen Police duty and is very tired. He addresses the letter to Donna Handy despite their not...

GLC09908.19

to Joyce Robinson

Richard writes how much he loves and misses Joyce. He says that they are on the mountain and it looks like they won't be going in for 3 or 4 days, but while they sit around the guys are making things up. One thing was, "The grunts have windows, the...

GLC09626.22

to Henry Knox

Jackson, one of Knox's closest friends, encloses letters that arrived on a ship from London (letters not included). Reports that goods shipped by Knox's brother, William, on the Hero are consigned to Knox. Advises Knox to sell the goods as quickly...

GLC02437.03126

to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graeff to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff dated October 31, 1944. He received letters from them and Arvilla Good, who asked what he wanted for Christmas. He recommended she call Susan. He went to a U.S.O...

GLC09611.377

to Fred

Envelope has free frank signature of Reuben Eaton Fenton. Writes from Camp Caldwell. Writes that Fred's [his son] letters give him assurance that he has a "good and faithful boy at home to look after things" in his absence. Receiving letters about...

GLC09006.05

to Henry Knox

Encloses a letter from yesterdays post, and asks Knox his thoughts on the letter's subject. Instructs Knox to obtain General Huntington's thoughts on the subject of the enclosed letter (possibly Jedediah Huntington). Docket states "From Colonel...

GLC02437.09384

to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graeff to Susan Prowell Graeff and Raymond James Graeff dated August 14, 1944. He updates them on his day, and letters and birthday cards he received from Jane Oliphant Mikalson, Doris Bixler, Viola and Alvin, Pamaine...

GLC09611.353

to John J. Crittenden

Lincoln heard that Crittenden was going to write letters in support of Stephen Douglas for the Senate and Thomas L. Harris for the House of Representatives. Lincoln thinks this action would not be in Crittenden's character and asks him to pursue a...

GLC06324

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Robert A. Winemiller to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated November 8, 1942. Robert received a letter from Leonard and is responding. Robert is indifferent towards being in the infantry. He asks Leonard to "Tell those girls to drop a line...

GLC09611.020

to Mama

One letter addressed to Catharine Macaulay from Catharine S.M. Gregorie. She requests more letters and more news from her mother. She mentions hoop and curtain makers and other updates.

GLC01795.002

to Sarah Wood

Written from London, Kentucky to his wife. Describes raids in Tennessee and Virginia, destroying railroads, burning bridges, tearing down telegraph wires. Also describes the rainy weather. Expresses concern because he sent a dollar in a letter, but...

GLC02176.07

to Edward H. Odgen

Writes that the Mr. Jones of whom Mr. Ogden speaks was not the "man that the draft belonged to." Says the Mr. Jones in question is a "single man about 22 years of age and enlisted in the 101st Regt." Jones is at the Broad and Cherry Street Hospital...

GLC06559.119

to Lee

One letter addressed to Addison Lee Ewing from Tom dated Evansville, September 7.

GLC03523.28.157

to Mary Ewing

One letter addressed to Mary Ewing from Lou dated Evansville, Ind., Sept. 15.

GLC03523.28.158

to Mary

One letter addressed to Mary Ewing from Addison Lee Ewing dated July 14.

GLC03523.28.168

to Dorcas C. Allison

One letter from Eben Allison to Dorcas C. Allison dated October 2, 1862.

GLC03523.24.017

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated January 16, 1918.

GLC09889.08

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated circa 1917-1918.

GLC09889.09

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated January 21, 1918.

GLC09889.11