Box 2
Contains 62 Results:
Miscellaneous: Obituaries. Xeroxes only
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, Cynthiana, KY (recent marches and difficulties on the march-hills, broken down wagons, camp Cynthiana, soldier life, rations), Oct., 1862
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter fragment, Rowe, James to sister, near Vicksburg, MS (setting up camp near a rebel camp, payer/revival, mail, worn out clothes, prospect of new clothes, battle of Vicksburg, money), Jan. 1863
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to mother, Homes Plantation, LA (mother and father’s illnesses, religious faith, camp location and conditions, enclosure of fish scales), Apr. 23, 1863
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James, to mother, Bayou Teche, LA (mail, march to Texas, confusing marching orders, anti-Rebel sentiment, communication restraints), Oct. 10, 1863
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, New Iberia, LA (thanks for gift received, mail, possible new appointment, pay discrepancies, gossip about sister’s former fiancé), Oct. 16, 1863
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, New Orleans, LA (recent death in camp, new position, sister’s love interest, Rowe’s own love interest, photograph, regards to people at home), Nov. 19, 1863
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, Morganza, LA (possible upcoming orders and move, mail, death of friend’s father, sister’s illness, time in the regiment, personal item stolen, photograph, cost of items compared to home, women), Sept., 1864
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, Morganza, LA (mother’s health, Carlos Colby’s visit to sister, package, mail, girlfriend), Nov. 16, 1864
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to mother, near Blakely, AL (recent march, detail at Division Hospital, skirmish, injuries and casualties, duty), Apr. 7, 1865
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to brother, near Mobile, AL (recent skirmish near Mobile, wounded and casualties, details about battle, duty), Apr. 13, 1865
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to mother, Mobile, AL (expression of affection, homesickness, upcoming march, city of Mobile, regards to people at home), May 14, 1865
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.
Letter, Rowe, James to sister, Galveston, TX (Independence Day, Battle of Vicksburg, in Texas, desire to return home, recent steam ship ride, water scarcity, Galveston, thoughts of girlfriend, regards to people at home), July 4, 1865
Twelve Civil War letters written by James Rowe, friend in the 97th Illinois Infantry Regiment and future brother-in-law of Carlos Colby, to Rowe's sister, brother and mother between October, 1862 and July 4, 1865. Mustered in as an infantryman, Rowe was officially appointed as hospital steward of the 97th Regiment in Jan., 1864. Although they contain some descriptions of his battle experiences and hospital duties, the letters also dwell on Rowe's homesickness and family concerns.