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4 December 1863
Armstrong, George E. (fl. 1861-1865)
to mother
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13 December 1863
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16 December 1863
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23 December 1863
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29 December 1863
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3 January 1864
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18 January 1864
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30 January 1864
Franklin, Major General (fl. 1861-1865)
Special Order 3
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22 February 1864
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11 March 1864
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4 April 1864
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7 June 1864
to friend
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11 June 1864
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28 October 1864
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Unknown
Description of Charles L. Brown
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7 March 1865
to friend Charles
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7 April 1865
White, A (fl. 1865-)
to madam (George's mother)
He informs her of George's death.
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25 May 1865
Watson, G.R. (fl. 1865-)
to Friend Charlie
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23 June 1865
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1864
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undated.
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to Charlie
undated
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Undated.
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22 October 1869
to Mary
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1869
Pritchard, J. (fl. 1869-)
to Unknown
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Ye Historie of Ye Gallant Zoozoos of Ye 165th N.Y.S.V. (Commemorative Song)
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5 September 1863
Pay Receipts of George Armstrong
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1857
School Records, No. 21 for G. Armstrong
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Bank Book for Charles Armstrong
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Constitution and Bylaws of Warren Temple of Honor
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7 March 1846
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3 January 1843
Constitution and Bylaws of Friendship Division of the Sons of Temperance
Receipts in back.
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25 January 1863
Blackman, James A., fl. 1861-1865
to Mary Blackman
Writes to his mother. Mentions General Ambrose Burnside, "Burnsides under took to cross the river gain and he had to give it up for the night before he intended to cross it commced[sic] to rain...the roads was so mudy that was all most imposabel for...
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2 February 1863
to his friend Bennett
Mentions General Joseph Hooker, "...we are awating for the mud to dry up and then I suspose fighting Joe Hooker will be on the move..." States, "I think it is about time for this war to play out for I think it is nothing more or less than a...
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5 March 1863
Blackman, Francis G., fl. 1861-1865
Writes to his mother "we are in the tufest old hole that i ever was in the lise are as thick as fles in fly time." Written from Fort McHenry.
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10 June 1863
Writes to his mother. Mentions "bushwhackers." Written in pencil.
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26 July 1863
Writes to his mother. "...i thought that I had seen hard times but I never did until i was taken prisoner...we fought them 3 days with 6,000 men and they had 45,000 with 84 pices of artirly we kiled 900 of them but they out winded us." Talks of the...
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5 August 1863
Writes to his mother about feeling sick but does not believe it is enough to get him discharged. Asks about his brother Francis. Discusses his view of the war. "I hope this war will soon be over and I think it would if the North made as great an...
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21 December 1863
Writes to his mother that his living situation is good at present as they are quartered in a tavern. Asks "...have you any coperheads there if you have you can consider them worse than the rebels for they are seting fear in the Soldiers rear."
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7 February 1864
to Ruth J. Sheldon
Writes that the weather is pleasant but that they cannot enjoy it because the rebels are moving about.
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26 March 1864
Blackman, James A. (fl. 1861-1865)
Writes to his mother about his hard journey and states he saw Frank [his brother Francis] for a few hours. He is very homesick.
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8 May 1864
Lucas, F. H. (fl. 1864)
Written from Knight Hospital. Informs Mary that her son Francis is getting better.
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2 December 1864
Blackman, Francis G. (fl. 1861-1865)
Writes to his mother that he spent Thanksgiving in Gettersburg [Gettysburg?]. They are now four miles from Harper's Ferry.
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20 January 1865
Writes to his mother that he has no interesting news at present but that he is "... rejoiced to hear of the Union Victorys in other places surely the day Star of peace will soon apear to gladen the hearts..."
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