Civil War Letters (2) 11th MA Battery, Great Content

These two letters were written by William Hazen Flanders (1841-1905) of the 11th Massachusetts Battery. The first one is from Camp Berry near Washington D. C., the second one from Bristol Station in V

A Civil War Letter from Sylvester Y. Ide in Battery B Rhode Island Light Artillery dated 3/20/1862 Camp Hill Harpers Ferry to David Kenyon with great content describing, Marching, 7000 foot long ponto

8 page letter, not sure if it ended, no signature but great content regarding Battles including Bull Run, Fredericksburg etc.

These two letters were written by Eugene Augustus Albee (1837-1893), the son of Obadiah Wheelock Albee (1808-1866) and Margaret Ann Chipman (1809-1894) of Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts.

Two letters written by Myron R. Wood of the 36th Massachusetts Infantry. He is listed as being taken prisoner on November 16th, 1863 at Campbell's Station, TN. He was then sent to the infamous Anderso

Great content throughout. Some letters with original envelopes. Worth examining.

An 1861 dated letter from Harpers Ferry ! Incredible multi page content with typed script transating it AND this letter has hand cancelled out "censored" parts undoutably of a military content GREAT c

A nice long letter JUST before the firing in Sumter in fact Charleston is mentioned "the excitement there hasn’t been abted in the least it is on fire there" and great agriculture content regar

to his father, some great civil war content and insight to life of the Captain (later Lt. Commander).

A great content letter from the famed colonel regarding troops attacks movements and signtings of the Pawnee Indians during the Civil War 1861

Amos W. Kibbee. 18 letters with envelopes and CDV's of Kibbee in Uniform and a CDV of his wife. Kibbee was a member of the Illinois 15th Cavalry Co. "B". Great war content, Letter written one day afte

In 2 binders, including an archive of 16 (1862-63) letters from an Oshkosh WI woman to her New England relatives containing emotional war related content from the perspective of a farm woman, most wit

Doubleday Abner Abner Doubleday War Dated ALS With Great Content After The Battle of Gettysburg, Seeks Important Position for His Brother Ulysses Doubleday. Single page au

Writing to his wife Lizzie the soldier writes in 1861 from Camp Butler (confederate) at start of war great content in part "South Carolinians are very anxious to fight the yankees unto death and and d

In 2 binders, including approx. 15 civil war letters (some with battle content), a few Mexican war letters, and general Americana letters regarding politics, religion, family, business, land purchases

In 2 binders, many letters with written content narratives or comments including a 'drummer boy' letter, together with 60+ pencil sketches of various subjects and sizes, many signed by CW Clark or CWC

In 2 binders, one letter expressing grief over Abraham Lincoln's death written on April 17, 1865, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or

In 2 binders, including 10 war-dated letters, some with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, together with several post civil war lett

Letter written by Frank E. Marsh of the 11th Vermont Heavy Artillery on April 6th, 1863 from Fort Slocum in New York. Four pages, postal cover addressed to Mr. Clarendon W. Tucker, East Calais, Vermon

Letter written in German by Henry Winter of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry. Winter died of disease on August 18th, 1864 at the infamous Andersonville prison camp where he is buried. Two pages. Please see t

Grouping related to Private Frank Rhodes of the 16th Maine Infantry, includes: Colored drawing of a man holding a baby (both subjects appear to be African-American). Underneath is written “We congra

This letter was written by Clement Franklin (“Frank”) Goodwin (1830-1900), the son of Ebenezer Franklin Goodwin (1800-1848) and Abigail Sawyer (1804-1885) of Brownfield, Maine. In 1862, Frank was

Civil War Union Letters 1861 Kansas: "We have been alarmed (sic) by the Indians which have camped 100 miles above us. Some 8,000 of them."... "The rebels say that they are bound to have Kansas." Octob

Letter Dated May 26th, 1863 and Signed John Brown, Co. D. 8th Mass. Vol. Mil. Together with 10th District Union Ticket and a second.