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| − | + | the Ironsides -- The Monitor was on her way home when she was recked -- The idea here seems to be that there is to be an important movement made here soon -- | |
We are ready -- Company H especially -- I leave as fine a company as ever marched. There are just 99 men in this Company -- fine looking and intelligent men - Most of them are young men from 18 to 15 They are well clothed and well drilled and I take a grean[?] deal pride in having such a company [flourish] | We are ready -- Company H especially -- I leave as fine a company as ever marched. There are just 99 men in this Company -- fine looking and intelligent men - Most of them are young men from 18 to 15 They are well clothed and well drilled and I take a grean[?] deal pride in having such a company [flourish] | ||
| − | The Hope boys are all well. Orr Bilton is hearty and blooming -- Waterman, | + | The Hope boys are all well. Orr Bilton is hearty and blooming -- Waterman, Dunton, Prescott Bowley [?] and Bowley 2d, Hardy, Cotton and Packard are all well |
My respects to Uncle Lufton and family and Uncle George | My respects to Uncle Lufton and family and Uncle George | ||
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From your brother | From your brother | ||
E.A. True | E.A. True | ||
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Revision as of 20:30, 25 January 2019
the Ironsides -- The Monitor was on her way home when she was recked -- The idea here seems to be that there is to be an important movement made here soon --
We are ready -- Company H especially -- I leave as fine a company as ever marched. There are just 99 men in this Company -- fine looking and intelligent men - Most of them are young men from 18 to 15 They are well clothed and well drilled and I take a grean[?] deal pride in having such a company [flourish]
The Hope boys are all well. Orr Bilton is hearty and blooming -- Waterman, Dunton, Prescott Bowley [?] and Bowley 2d, Hardy, Cotton and Packard are all well
My respects to Uncle Lufton and family and Uncle George
From your brother E.A. True