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Unidentified soldier

Soldier sitting at a table. He is sitting very upright.

GLC07779.08

Unidentified soldier

Very young looking soldier sitting at a table.

GLC07779.09

Unidentified soldier

Soldier with unkempt mustache sitting by table.

GLC07779.10

Unidentified soldier

Soldier with pocket watch. Sitting by table.

GLC07779.11

Unidentified soldier

Clean-shaven soldier in nearly identical pose as previous item.

GLC07779.12

Unidentified soldier

Soldier holding his hat while sitting at table.

GLC07779.13

Unidentified soldier

A very serious looking soldier with a mustache. He stands by a column.

GLC07779.14

Unidentified soldier

A soldier with a bit of a paunch sitting by the table.

GLC07779.15

Unidentified soldier

A soldier casually posed by an end table.

GLC07779.16

Unidentified soldier

A soldier with a bushy dark beard sitting by a table.

GLC07779.17

Unidentified soldier

A stiffly posed soldier sitting by the same table with his hat off.

GLC07779.18

Unidentified soldier

An unhappy looking soldier sitting by the end table.

GLC07779.19

Unidentified soldier

A soldier stands by a column in a baggy looking uniform.

GLC07779.20

Unidentified soldier

A soldier sits by a table. His cap is askew and he stares blankly.

GLC07779.21

Unidentified soldier

An older soldier sits uncomfortably by the table.

GLC07779.22

Unidentified soldier

With his jacket completely buttoned up, he sits awkwardly by the table.

GLC07779.23

Unidentified soldier

This soldier has stripes on the arms of his jacket and he looks very proud.

GLC07779.24

Unidentified soldier

This soldier also has stripes on the arms of his jacket. He has a mustache and sits by the table.

GLC07779.25

Unidentified soldier

This is a round portrait of a very young looking soldier with his jacket halfway buttoned.

GLC07779.26

[Frederick W. Simonds?]

GLC03523.45.02.01

Loren Kent

Seated. Three quarter length pose.

GLC05135.022

to Libbie Elmore

The terms Sherman and Johnston agreed upon have not been ratified by the authorities at Washington. He hopes there will be no more fighting but he doesn't have the faith in the new president that he did in Lincoln.

GLC06588.205

to Libbie Elmore

General Sherman has ordered the army to march to Richmond and to continue toward Washington they think by the middle of May. He lists some promotions in the regiment. Written near Raleigh, North Carolina

GLC06588.207

to Bruce Elmore

Libbie has heard they are coming to Washington and read that all or part of Sherman's army had reached their destination. She prays he won't be sent to Texas to fight guerillas. She is busily prearing her garden for corn and potatoes.

GLC06588.210

to Bruce Elmore

The author has read in the paper that Bruce to have a grand review. He wishes he could have seen Bruce in Washington and hopes he will be mustered out soon.

GLC06588.213