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Time of the Civil War
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Henry to Mary(wife). Devastating rain storm. Plenty to eat: beef, bacon, flour, coffee, rice, etc. -
How long Henry wrote to Mary and family.
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<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11535</a>
Henry to Mary. Health is fine. Friends in company may not be. No money to send sell calf or barley. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11537</a>
Henry to Mary and family. Family refrences and personal information. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11539</a>
Henry to Mary. Cold weather, in winter quarters(cabin). Sending money. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11541</a>
Henry to Mary. Had mumps. Scouting party finds Union soldiers. Men go AWOL. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11543</a>
Henry to Mary. Illness in camp. AWOL friends out of guard house. Out making clapboards for buildings and stables. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11545</a>
Henry to Mary. Complains about people taking advantage of the army. Conserned about crops. Builds cabins in camp. Dr. John S. Meyers is promoted to 2nd Luit. Health is good. Chance of furloughs. -
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Mary to Henry. Disposition of rye crop. Hard to get food, prices are high. Willie is fine and will be one year old in nine days. -
<a href='' >http://www.vmi.edu/archives.aspx?id=11549</a>Henry to Mary. Making clapboards for stables. Glad didin't choose picket or guard duty.
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Henry to Mary. Family news. Complains about high prices for clothes.
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Henry to wife. 24.5 miles from Staunton. Complains about cold and snow. family business, rent land.
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Mary to Henry. Willie is has been sick but getting better. Misses Henry and doesn't want him to volunteer again. Recieved money.
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Henry to Mary. Action in Valley on the days prior to Battle of Port Republic.
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Henry to Mary. Health is good. Friends health is good. Wants her to kiss Willie for him.
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Henry to Mary and father-in-law. Wounding and death of Gen. William Offlighter and Hiram Coyner AWOL - sent to Richmond, Virginia.
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Henry to Mary. Have been sick. William Offlighter and Hiram Coyner returned from Richmond prison to guard house. Rations increased. Henry wants his father-in-law to visit camp and bring tobacco.
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Henry to Mary. Marching very hard, feet and legs sore. Can hear a cannon in the distance. Has been courtmartialed and is waiting for sentence.
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Henry to Mary. Action near Winchester. Many Union soldiers taken.
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Henry to wife. Action near Winchester. Seen Uncle Jacob Dedrick. Seen John and Harry( or Harvey).
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Henry to Mary. Joseph Grass killed at Gettysburg. Marching orders and have been taking all the guards in from peoples homes.
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Hester Hyden to cousin Henry. Mary's childbirth was good. Baby and mom are good, baby is 10 lbs;. Says baby will be named after its grandfathers unless Henry objects.