End of Civil War - Three Letters Written to NY

Civil War Three Letters Written to NY Photographer Charles D. Fredricks Re: End of Civil War, "“The fact is my friend this war is virtually over. The armies of the Government are walking all over th

Civil war letter written by colonel John E. McMahon of the 164th New York Volunteers. Letterhead states Headquarters Buffalo Irish Regiment. Addressed to General C.A. Arthur (future president. Letter

An incredible three page letter written from Wahington Oct 24th during CiviL War by an adjutant who did the rolls in camps he mentions DOZENS of camps by name how many sick troop movements etc BUT the

Collection of Civil war covers & letters written by soldier to family members (CO. H. 10th Regt. NJV). 1 Feb. 18, 1863 Fort Columbus, NY; 2 Camp Clay Washington March 23, 1865 & March 5, 1862; 1 Dec.

Civil War Letter regarding Confederate Soldier's Return | Letter hand-written at end of Civil War, 3 pages, 8vo, written by Anne Bostick of New Orleans, on May 23, 1865, to her cousin concerning her f

A hand written Civil War letter from 1862. There is a stamp in the top left corner of George B. McClellan who is an American Solider.

Civil War love letters & envelopes 1863-1864, Four hand-written letters with three envelopes, and two additional period envelopes, includes Feb 23, 1863: love letter from Ada Parmenter to "Mac", near

There was quite a number from this vicinity went to Springfield....to attend Lincoln's funeral......the last respect they could pay to our fallen Three page letter with cover written by "Alice C. Merr

Letter written on patriotic hand-colored stationary by German immigrant Lorenz Guthardt of the 29th New York Infantry. [Civil War, Union, Confederate]

Hand written by W. H. Brunson to his "Pa"; dated January 24th, 1861, and addressed from "Moultrie House Sullivan's Island"; letter begins "I have just returned from the upper end of the Island where o

Letter written by Edward L. Smith of the 48th New York State Volunteers. Two pages with postal cover. Please see fourth listed picture for the scan of a full transcription. Private Smith writes that h

Written by Union Soldier Mason S. Chambers (1840-1929) Co. F 169th NY inf. "My Regt. is down near Wilmington. There were a good many of them lost at Ft. Fisher.... I do not think the peace conference

NY Civil War 6th New York Calvary Former POW About Prisoner Exchange, Jeff Davis, Sherman In South Carolina Good letter written by Wesley Langs of the 6th New York Calvary, February 2, 1865, Camp Paro

Letter was written by Sergeant Samuel Snyder of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry from a Cleveland hospital. Three pages with postal cover addressed to Lt. John W. Cleland of Co. F, 111th Ohio Infantry. T

Mosby John John Mosby, Civil War Gray Ghost Warrior ALS Re: Defending General Grant Bi-fold autograph letter signed, 5" x 8". Extensively written on three sides with last page left blank. Dated " Nove

(CIVIL WAR--MISSOURI.) J. Tilden Moulton. Two civilian letters on the violence of war-era Missouri, and three written as a soldier. 5 Autograph Letters Signed "Tilden" to his sister Caroline Moulton.

This poignant letter written on beautiful patriotic stationery was penned by 39 year-old Corp. Samuel E. Colgrove of Woodhull, New York, who enlisted in Co. H, 86th New York Infantry in September 1861

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

Fantastic Confederate Civil War letter written by 16 year-old Seaborn Montgomery, Jr. of Americus, Georgia. Seaborn was a cadet at the Georgia Military Institute (GMI) in Marietta when Sherman’s

[CIVIL WAR]. POW letter written by 1st Lt. William R. Elam, 18th Virginia Infantry. ELAM, William R. (1837-1904). Autograph letter signed ("Wm. R. Elam"), as POW at Johnson's Island Military Prison. "

These two brief, but powerful Civil War letters were written by a woman named Annie who must have lived in a town not far from Chambersburg at the time of the 30 July 1864 raid in which Brigadier Gene

Confederate soldier’s letter written by “W. S. Barron,” who served with the GA Reg Batty A Light Artillery, 2pp., Savannah, April 13, 1862. in part, “I presume you have heard of the fall of Ft

Fascinating Civil War Officer’s letter written by Col. Andrew Thomas McReynolds. McReynolds, a native of Ireland, emigrated to Michigan 1833. During the Mexican War, McReynolds served as a capta

This 1865 Civil War letter was written by Union Gen. Wiliam Denison Whipple, West Point class of 1851. After graduating, Whipple performed frontier duty in New Mexico and Texas. By 1861, Whipple was o