Civil War - soldier's letters.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Civil War Letters to Kate Schronz
15 letters written to Kate Schronz, of Western Pennsylvania, during the Civil War years. Seven are from one friend, two from another, who served together near Romney, WV, and later New Creek, Virginia, in 1862-63. Three are from a cousin, Jacob Baldwin, a patient at Haddington Hospital, Philadelphia, in 1864, and later at Camp Stoneman near Washington, D.C. Three others are from cousins in Pittsburgh at Martinsburg.
Col. Blanton Duncan Letters
Isaac Brill and Lemuel Arnold, Civil War Soldiers' Letters
Facsimile letters from Civil War soldiers Lemuel Arnold and Isaac Brill.
John Ewing, Soldier, Civil War Letter
Lincoln's Mock Funeral in Martinsburg, Civil War Letters
Two letters authored by Corporal John Service (Company A, 18th Connecticut) from Martinsburg describing eloquently and in some detail how citizens and soldiers celebrated the end of the Civil War, and mourned over the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. (4/15/1865, four pages, incomplete) (4/25/1865, six pages, complete).
Max Mathers Collection Papers
Richard Beto, Collector, Records regarding the Civil War in West Virginia
West Virginia 14th Infantry, Civil War Letters
William Hazlett Martin Correspondence
William Ludwig, Correspondence and Record Book
Letters of William Ludwig, a soldier with the Thirty-fourth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. The letters are to his father, Charles Ludwig, and his brother, George, both in Cincinnati, Ohio, from various camps in West Virginia. This collection also contains a record book of the regiment compiled in 1885 by Alex S. Oliver of Company "G", and a newspaper article, written in 1889, presenting a short history of the regiment.