Wilmot A. Mills Diary
Wilmot. A. Mills
Co G. 55th rgt
O.V.I.
Wilmot. A. Mills
Republic
Sececa Co.
Ohio
Emma. C. Stickney
Republic
Seneca Co
Ohio
August the 7th 1865
Work at Mr. Roadeses Dr
October 1865
Oct 16 To ½ days work four men $4.50
" 17 " ¾ " " " 6.75
" 18 " ½ " " " 4.50
" 19 " 1 " " " 9.00
Mr Roadss Cr
Oct 20 By Cash $30.00
The Black Mendicant
Exposaor of Crime
the Creole and the Quadren
Miss Helen Walton the heroin
Henry Benton the hero
Neptune one of the actors
Mr. Walton " " do
this Nov. the 13th 1864
List of books and the names that I have read
November the 12/64.
Patriot Cruiser
A story of the American
Revolution by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
Miss Olivia Trevett
Vincent Gray
Edward Thayer
Micah Trevett
January the 18th 1865
Read a book by the
name of Aaron Bur
Homer Warner
Kingsville
Ashtabula Co
Ohio
Rit Rec
2 1
Republic Agust
18th 1865 One stove pipe
thimble six inch pipe
W. A. Mills
List of cloathing drawn
by Wilmot A. Mills from
the goverment in 1864
Nov November the 8th 1864
8 One Blouse $3.15cents
" " Shirt 1.57
" " Half tent
" " Canteen
List of cloathing
drawn by W. A. Mills
from the goverment in
the month of January 1865
One hat
" blouse
" Pr pants
" Cavelry overcoat
" Pr boots
Too Shirts
One haversack
L. A. Seamor
Co G 36th Mass
1st Brig 3rd Div 9 Corps
Via Washington D.C.
George Ransbarger
Co C 104 Ill
1 Brig 1 Div
Via Chattanooga
A. M. Stone
In cair of Farum
March the 27th 1865
Drew from the goverment
One Pr pants 4.75
" boots 4.80
" blouse 4.80
" shirt 2.25
One ruber blanket 4.75
" halph tent 4.90
" cap 1.00
April 1st
" draws 3.96
One canteen .65
$32.76
Wilmot A Mills
Co. G 55th regt O.V.I.
3rd Brig. 3rd Div. 20th Corps
Camp in Savannah City
Georgia
December the 24th 1864
October the 27/64
This morning it was vary cloudy but the sun came out in the midle of the fournoon and was pleasant the rest of the day but last night it rained amost all the time and our new house leaked vary bad and all of us got wet and had a grate time in the dark.
Oct. the 28/64
It was pleasant this morning and the sun was out but was coald in the morning but befour noon it was warm. I went over to town this afternoon and maid a ring. night befour last the rain spoilt my old [?] and I hadto get a new one went over to town this evening and bought this one and gave seventy five cents for it.
Oct the 29/64
It has bin a vary pleasant and warm. this morning we went and got some brick and maid a fire place. in the afternoon I went to get some cloas but could not get them and while over thir saw Theadore Ellice and he is goin home the first of the week. and I wroat a letter this evening for him to take home and give to Father. went over to Randolph Hopkins but he had went a way with his broather
Oct the 30/64
It has bin a vary pleasant day and warm. this morning too of the boys from Republic came a long and wanted me to go
over to the ninth ohio cav and I went and saw Charles Cuningham and the rest of the boys from town. and then went over to the hundred and first ohio and saw henry miller and the rest of the boys in that rigement from town. toock a horse out of the correll and went a horse back. This evening I wroat a fue lines home.
Oct the 31/64
It has bin a vary pleasant day and warm for the time of year. This morning too of us went oveto town and got six days racions for six of us and when we got back one of the boys told me thir was a letter over in the office and I went over and got it.
it was from Father and they ar all well. I don a washin this afternoon. did not see eny more of the boys that I knew.
November the 1/64
It has bin a pleasant day but reather coald. this morning Rush Boldin came along and thacher was with him. we went over to the ninth and staid all night.
Nov the 2/64
It has bin a rainy day and rained all last night this morning we came over to town and I got a new pair of boots, and packed up my things to go to the rigement but did not get started this evening
Was over to the camp whair we used to stay and got three letters too from home and one from Capt Stone.
Nov the 3/64
It has rained all day and was reathor coald in the morning Thacher and myself went over to see if thir was eny chance to go to the rigement but was none and we came back to the corell and spent the day. this evening it has cleared and is star light. I wroat a letter home to father last evening to send when we start for the rigement.
Nov the 4/64
It has rained some to day but not as much as it
did yesterday this evening we started for the rigement at six o clock.
Nov the 5/64
It is cleair this morning but coald we went over to a house in dantton and got our brekfast and then got on the train and staid all day.
Nov the 6/64
It has rained some to day and was coald was on the cairs all night and no racions got to the rigement just evening and got somthing to eat.
Nov the 7/64
It has been a vary pleasant day and warm
Just got a pas and we went to town in the afternoon, but thir was nothing to be found. Wroat Father and Celina a letter and sent a way. also one to Eli F Bard.
Nov the 8/64
It rained some last night and is cloudy to day. warm but no rain I staid all night with James Downs. came back to camp a bout nine o clock. have bin runing a round all day. read some and cleaned my gun and got a place to stay with one of the boys expect to move in a fue days.
Drew some cloathes.
Nov the 9/64
It has bin a vary pleasant day but rained some in the evening. the first thing in the morning the rebles commenced to shell us on the left flank and then moved over to the right. we had one man wouned. and they had three kiled and several wouned, and they got one prisner we got three.
Nov the 10/64
It has bin a pleasant day but reathor coald. I was detailed and went out on picket. saw nothing till a bout four o clock and then we saw three rebles on hors back they was mounted infentry
but they soon left and did not fire on us nor we on them.
Nov the 11/64
It has bin a vary pleasant day but reathor coald. we saw nothing more of the ennimy during the night in the morning we went out a mile but could see nothing came back and was releaved and in the after noon they had batallion drill my head pained me so I did not go out with them but am fealing some better now.
Nov the 12/64
It has bin a vary fine day and warm for the time of year. I went to the doctor this morning
and he started me for the reaor but thir was no train goin north so I came back to the rigement and if nothing happens to me will go on picket in the morning. Last evening thir was a fire over in town burned halph a dozen buildings and they ar trying to find out who set it a fire it was don aganest orders and they offer five hundred dollars to find out who set it a goin.
Nov the 13/64
It has bin a vary fine day and warm for the time of year. I went out on picket this morning but saw nothing dooring the day
but what was all right soald my haversack that I got in Jeffersonville I Ind. to Charles Dapper.
Nov the 14/64
It has bin a pleasant day but loocks like rain this evening saw nothing last night while on guard and was releved this morning at eight o clock. We have got orders to be ready to move at sevin in the morning and have drawn our racions four days hard bread, three of meat, five of sugar and teen of coffee and salt.
Nov the 15/64
It has bin clouday all day but no rain we left camp at eight oclock
this morning and started on the march and continued all day and all night.
Nov the 16/64
It has bin a vary fine day we kept on our march all day till nine o clock in the evening. we forge our own grub. we got to rock brige.
Nov the 17/64
It has bin a pleasant day and warm we kept on our march till nine in the evening nothing of importence occored to day
Nov the 18/64
It has bin a pleasant day we left camp at five this morning and went up to a town called Social Circle and tore up
the rail road track and kepted to work all the afternoon tairing up the track and then started for camp and got thir at twelve oclock at night.
Nov the 19/64
It rained some last evening and this morning till nine o clock. left camp at five o clock this morning and came up to Madison the countie seat of Morgin Co. and tore up the rail road track. I got some things in some of the houses to send home and fifty cents in silver I throughed a way my woling blanket this morning Josh got some things to send home
Nov the 20th 1864
It rained all day and we marched teen miles got in to camp befour dark.
Nov the 21/64
It was cloudy all day and rained some we march all day as train guard got into camp just dark.
Nov the 22nd/64
It was a clear day but vary coald for this countery we marched nine miles got into millageville the capatol of Georgia. I was on guard last night. I went over to town and got some blankets to sleep on.
Nov the 23/64
It has bin a pleasant day but coald. I was over to the State house and got some thing ther went to camp in the afternoon myself and six others got a pas to go out a forgeing went out six miles and got all we could bring back. got to camp at sevin o clock in the evening
Nov the 24/64
It has been a pleasant day we left camp at eight in the morning crost the river and laid thir till three in the afternoon and then started on our march and did not stop till morning I was detailed as provo guard and went to Brig head quarters
Nov the 25/64
It has been a pleasant day. we started on our march at elevin o clock and went into camp at eight.
Nov the 26/64
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we marched all day and part of the night got into camp at one o clock. I bought a new pair of pants.
Nov the 27/64
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we left camp at six in the morning marched till three in the afternoon. I was left back as safty guard at one of the houses. got up to camp at four in the evening.
Nov the 28/64
It has been a pleasant day and warm we left camp at six in the morning and stoped for the night at four. I was on guard last evening. they say that thir is some of the rebles onley a little wais in advance. the other day our cavelry had a little scirmish with them one of our men was kiled. out of one of the Ills. rigement. We ar having a hard march
Nov the 29/64
It is a vary pleasant morning the trups is moving out and we will go in a short time. we have the river to cross a gane this morning
(The a bove is a mistake.)
Nov the 29/64 (continued)
Left camp at one o clock marched six miles and went into camp for the night. We went through a small town cold Lewisville.
Nov the 30/64
It has been a vary fine day and warm. we have been in camp all day to rest and wash our cloas. it is a bout three miles from Lewisville next to the river
the rebles burnt the brig and we had to put down a pontune brig a crost the river. they have been fighting some all day. last night we captured some prisners in the swamp. twelve in number
Nov
Dec the 1st 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we have laid a round camp all day expecting to march but halfto wait and go behind the wagon train and will probley march all night. our Divison is the reaor guard
Dec the 2nd 1864
We marched all day. It has been warm and pleasant.
Dec the 3rd 1864
It has been a vary fine day and warm we marched all day got into camp at eleven o clock in the evening.
Dec 4th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. We marched all day got to camp in good ceason
Dec the 5th 1864
Started on our march erly in the morning and stoped for the night in good time. the day has been a fine one.
Dec the 6th 1864
The weather has been fine and warm. We marched all day.
Dec the 7th 1864
We was on the road all day but stoped for the night in good time. The day has been a fine one and warm.
Dec the 8th 1864
It has been a warm and pleasant day. we was on the road all day and part of the night.
Dec the 9th 1864
Marched all day the weather was pleasant.
Dec the 10th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we started on our march in the morning. went within five miles of Savanna
thir was cannonnading all day but not much other fighting.
Dec 11th 1864
It has been a pleasant day but reathor coald. they have been fighting some to day and moving thir lines
I have just eight months to surve from to day.
Dec the 12th 1864
It is a pleasant day but coald I was on guard last night. they are moving thir lines some to day and cannading some but no other fighting that we can hear
Dec the 13th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. they
have been fighting some to day but not our brigade Our picket line is in sight of the rebles brest works and they through grape and canester at them while on guard but they dont do much harm it is in a thick woods.
Dec the 14th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. they have been fighting some to day a bout the same as yesterday and a bout the same success.
Dec the 15th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. they have been fighting a bout the same as they have for the last to or three days
We have been short for racions draw nothing but rise salt and beaf so a coupple of us and my self went out yesterday and killed a cow that we found in the woods. so last night we had one full meal of beaf and rise boiled in the soup the fist for the last five days. they say that we will get racions in too or three days
Dec the 16th 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm they have not been fighting as much to day as usial. I was on guard last night at brigade head quarters and got some sweat potatoes enuff for one mess. we have drawn some rise to day.
Dec the 17.1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we got our mail to day. I got one letter from home, and a pair of boots.
Dec the 18. 1864
It has been a pleasant day and quite warm. I wroat too letters one to father and one to Celina and sent a way.
Dec the 19. 1864
The weather to day has been a bout the same as for the past ford or five days and a bout the same fighting as usial.
Dec the 20. 1864
It has been a bout the same to day as usial and the weather a bout the same.
Dec the 21. 1864
The first news this morning was that Savannah was taken and it proved to be true. we moved up to the town. I toock teen prisners up to divison head quarters.
Dec the 22. 1864
This morning we moved in to the city that is brigade headquarters and built our shanty to live in.
Dec the 23. 1864
It has been the same as usial to day. my pardnear bought a turkey and got it baked the same as they do at home, and got some warm brisket for supper. It was as good a supper as I have had for a good while.
Dec the 24. 1864
It has been a bout the same to day as usial. we have had roast turkey three times to day and have killed too chickens and toock them over to have them roasted for toomorrow which is cristmas. one year a go to day I was at home. I went over to the rigement to day and got a letter from home. they ar well. was out around town some last evening. Thatcher went a long but we did not stay away from our quarters long got back by eight oclock. I was on guard too hours to day. this evening I was up in town and had a long talk with a young Ladie she has just got back from south
Carliona. had been thir going to school. she has a smart apearance and is well educated for this contery. I am goin over tomorrow to halve a long talk with her. she seays if I have got eny thing to coock cook bring it over and she will do it for me. It is now getting lait and I must go to bed. the boys raised quite an excitement they commenced to fire thir guns in onner of cristmas that will come tomorrow. they had thir horses all saddled and orders to be redy to move but some of them went over and found out how it was and when they got back it was all right. I was a way
at the time and knew nothing of it till they had got all quiet a gane. I was over talking with that young Ladie and if the Jonnies had come and found me thir especlia her beaux it is likely he would gave me my walking papers her Mother told me a bout her beaux runing a way and leaveing her at the mercia of the yankeys but she seams to like the change vary well dont complain a bout it eny and I am sure that I like it vary well and wish I could find such a place every whair we go.
December the 25th 1864
It has been a vary pleasant day and warm. I went out in
the fournoon and helped to cut too loads of wood and stoped at the rigement. when we came a long back, got some dinner with Josh and then he came over to town with me, and we got some of our roast chicken. he let me have five dollars. In the evening we walked a round town some and then went to a collard meating. One yeaor a go to night I staid at Mr Cooley's and too years a go to night I was in Viragina at stafford coart house, and that day for diner we had some stuf that was sent from home to us by Capt Robisson and we had it coocked for a cristmas diner, and to day we had roast chicken.
Dec the 26th 1864
It has been cloudy all day but no rain. I sent hoam some things this morning by Jessie Spooner but did not have time to write a letter. the things I got on the last march. I maid a ring and soald for one dolla to day to one of the guards.
Dec the 27th 1864
It has been a vary pleasant day and vary warm. I was out a round the city to day, and the Ladies that was out on the streats had thir parrasauls a long to keep the sun of uv them. last night we got eight pigens and cooked them to day for diner the fourthenth corps had review this four noon.
Dec the 28. 1864
It has been a pleasant day but coald. I maid too rings and soald for too dollars to the guard.
Dec the 29. 1864
It has been a fine day the wind blew some. I went over to the rigement and soald my revolver for eighteen dollars.
Dec the 30, 1864
It has been a pleasant day and warm. I was on guard too hours in the after noon In the evening we went to a theator in Savannah city. had a good time got back to camp at elevin o clock.
Dec the 31, 1864
It has been a fine day and warm till in the after noon then it came of coald and a little rain. our Divison tryed to cross the savannah river and go over in south carliona but could not and went back to our old quarters in the city.
January the 1st 1865
It was coald this morning but in the middle of the day it was warm. we staid in our quarters all day and one year a go to day I was at Mr Thachers with too young Ladies all day and in the evening we went down to our house and staid all night
January the 2nd 1865
It has been a fine day and warm. we crost over into south carliona. went in a steam boat a crost the river and staid all night cloast by the river whair we landid. to day is my birthday twenty one years oald.
Jan. the 3rd 1865
It has been a pleasant day and warm. we have not moved over to camp yet. I went down to the next landing this after noon and on the saw a gun boat.
Jan the 4th 1865
It has been a warm and pleasant day. we still lay whair we crost the river
Jan the 5th 1865
It has been a pleasant day. we moved up to camp got thir just dark.
Jan the 6th 1865
It rained some this morning but cleared of by noon we brought up logs to build our tent and got it a most don.
Jan the 7th 1865
It has been a pleasant day. we finished our tent last evening thir was a raffal for a watch I went in and got the watch.
Jan the 8th 1865
It has been a pleasant day and warm. went down to the river for rise straw.
January the 9th 1865
It has been a pleasant day and warm my pardener and my self went down and got some boards to make a table and some nails.
Jan the 10th 1865
It has been a wet day Josh came over in the evening he trayed watches and I bought one.
January the 11th 12th
13th 14th and 15th 1865
Have all been pleasant days and nothing but regular camp dutie goin on.
January the 16th 1865
We started on the march at nine o clock in the morning and
went twelve miles, then went into camp got here a bout too o clock in the afternoon. put up our tent and went to sleep.
January the 17th 1865
It has been a pleasant day and warm after the sun got up a bove the trees but was coald and frosty at night.
January the 18th 1865
It has been a fine day a bout the same as yesterday we had an hour and a halph drill in the afternoon
January the 19th 1865
This morning it was pleasant but got cloudy and commences to rain in the afternoon and is raying yet.
January the 20th 21. 22.
23. 24. 25. 26. 27. and 28.
Have all been pleasant days and nothing goin on but usial camp duties.
In the after noon of the twenty eight we got orders to move the next morning at sevin o clock.
January the 29th 1865
Started on our march at sevin and did not stop onley a fue times to rest till three in the afternoon then we stoped for the night marched twenty miles start a gane in the morning at half past sevin o clock It has been a fine day for marching.
January the 30 1865
It has been a vary pleasant day and warm. we marched five miles and went into camp and staid all night my pardenar got his foot run over and went to the hospital.
January the 31st 1865
It has been a pleasant day. we moved a bout a mile and got a house to stay in.
Febuary 1st 1865
It has been a fine day and warm. we have laid around all day and got our cloathes washed. thir is some talk of our moving in the morning.
Febuary the 2nd 1865
It has been a pleasant day We started on the march at sevin in the morning with five days racions. stoped for the night at four in the evening.
Febuary the 3rd 1865
This morning it commenced to rain at twelve last night and rained all day but not vary hard. We started on the march at sevin in the morning and got into camp at four in the evening.
Febuary the 4th 1865
It rained some this morning but cleard of befour night. We started on the march at sevin in the morning and got to camp at five in the evening
Febuary the 5th 1865
It has been a pleasant day. We started on our march at sevin in the morning and stopped for the night just dark
Febuary the 6th 1865
This morning we crost the combee river and came up to the fiftenth corps. went into camp just dark.
Febuary the 7th 1865
Last night it commended to rain and rained all day but has cleared of this evening. We started on the march at sevin this morning and stoped for the night at five in the evening.
June the 28th 65
got a twenty doller bill changed at Smith & Chittendons. a five dollar bill I think is not good the no. on right hand cornor 45633.
the no on left hand cornor 2999.
March March the 16/65
Had a battle it lasted all day and the reboles retreated after dark.
March the 19 1865
Had a battle, they drove us in the morning, and we them in the evening
March the 20th 1865
The fighting still continues they fell back last night too miles and left thir dead on the fieald
Account of work at
J. C. Bartowes Dr
July 29th 2 ½ days and a half $5.00
" 31 ½ days work 1.00
Agust 1 1 " " 2.00
" 3 ¾ " " 1.50
" 4 1 " " 2.00
" 5 ¼ " " .50
" 9 ½ " " 1.00
13.00
J. C. Bartowe Cr
1865
July 28 By one ball ticket $2.00
Agust " 1 ½ lb shot 22 .35
" 17 By Cash 5.00
Oct 10 " 1 [?] string .25
" 1 " " .35
" 10 " 1 box caps .10
[Work for Mrs Stone scratched out]
List of things got for the house cts
July 5 lbs butter 16cts lb 80
" one house mop 28
" " aporn 25
M of days work at Mr. Fries
July 1865
To ¾ days work 1.50
August 23 ¾ " " 1.50
" 24 1 " " 2.00
" 25 1 " " 2.00
" 26 1 " " 2.00
" 28 ¾ " " 1.50
Sept 16 ½ " " 1.00
" 19 ¼ " " .50
J W Mills Cr
August 1865
20 By Cash 2.00
Work at Mr Loathies
Sept 1865
" 2 To ¾ days work $1.50
" 4 " ½ " " 1.00
" 5 " ¾ " " 1.50
" 6 " ¼ " " .50
Paid $4.50
Work at Mrs. Strashawk
Sept 1865
" 7 To ¾ days work $1.50
" 8 " 1 " " 2.00
" 9 " 1 " " 2.00
" 11 " 1 " " 2.00
" 12 " 1 " " 2.00
" 13 " 1 " " 2.00
" 14 " 1 " " 2.00
" 15 " ½ " " 1.00
W. A. Mills work at
Mr Deckers
Sept 21 To 1 days work 2.00
" 22 " 1 " 2.00
" 23 " ¾ " 1.50
" 25 " ½ " 1.00
" 26 " 1 " 2.00
" 27 " 1 " 2.00
" 28 " ¾ " 1.50
Paid
Work at Mr. Deckers
Sept 21 To 1 days work my self broather and John Nie 6.50
" 22 To 1 days work, my self, brother and John Nie 6.50
" 23 To ¾ days work, my self, brother and John Nie 4.89
Paid
Sept 25 To ½ days work five men
" 26 " 1 " " 5.75
" 27 " 1 " " 11.50
11.50
" 28 " ¾ " " 8.62
Paid
Work at the Ministers
Oct 1865
" 2 To ¾ days work $1.50
" 3 " 1 " 2.00
" 4 " 1 " 2.00
" 5 " ½ " 1.00
" 7 " ½ " 1.00
" 9 " 1.2 " 1.00
24 bolts 3in long
6 " 8
one set tire 1½ inch by 5/8 in
twelve ft ¾ oval
one bar ¾ round
16 inches of 1¼ round
18 in bolster round 2¼ in
15 ft horseshoe iron
12 ft 5/8 half round
8 ft stake iron
2½ ft sweeds
10 ft round iron
3 ft halfround
2 ½ ft round iron
8 bars 3/8 round iron
12 ft 1¾ band iron
5 ft 2¼ band iron
16 ft 2½ in band iron
1 bar ½ in halfround
1 " 5/8 "
[figures]
Cash acount Oct. Rec'd. Paid. 1864
Date
26 Wednesday $0.75
28 Friday $0.35
31 Monday 10
[Cash account for November begun and
stricken out]
Cash @ November. Rec'd. Paid. 1864
Date
2 Wednesday $4.00 $4.25
3 Thirsday .25
4 Friday .10
5 Satturday .50
6 Sunday 2.00
8 Tusday 10.00 6.50
11 Friday .35
13 Sunday 3.20
19 Satterday .10
24 Thirsday 1.50
26 Satterday 5.00 5.00
" do 5.00
30 Thirsday .60
Cash acount Dec the 1 Rec'd. Paid 1864
Date December 1864. $ 0.00 $ 0.00
14 Wednesday 1.50 .25
" " Lent 8.00
17 Satterday .75
21 Wednesday .50
" " .25
23 Friday 1.00
24 Satterday 1.85
25 Sunday 5.00
26 Monday 1.00 .85
27 Tuesday .75
28 Wednesday 2.00
29 Thirsday 18.00 .75
30 Friday 1.25
31 Satterday 1.00
28.50 10.60
Cash acount January. Rec'd. Paid
Date January 1865 $0.00 $ 0.00
1 Sunday 3.87 .25
2 Monday 1.25
5 Friday .25
6 Satterday 10.00
10 Wednesday 7.00
" " 1.75
George E Strickland
Portland
Connecticut
Kate I am doing some crasy patch work Have you eny silk peces you coad spaire me
[3 pages of figures]
[cash account for J W Mills, stricken]
[figures]
Wilmot A. Mills
Co G. 55th rgt.
O.V.I.
Wilmot A. Mills
Republic
Seneca Co.
Ohio
[figures]
DATABASE CONTENT
| (4090) | DL1769 | 185 | Diaries |
Diary of Wilmot A. Mills, 55th Ohio Infantry (known as Sherman's Bummers"), consistent entries from November 1864 through March 1865, and later entry dated August 16, 1865; re; Sherman's March, Georgia; Written in an accounting ledger (includes some accounting records)
Tags: Animals, Camp/Lodging, Cavalry, Chores, Christmas, Clothing, Crops (Other), Death (Military), Destruction of Land/Property, Drilling, Family, Fighting, Food, Guard/Sentry Duty, Guns, Home, Hospitals, Mail, Marching, Money, Picket Duty, Prisoners of War, Provost Duty, Railroads, Reading, School/Education, Ships/Boats, Supplies, Weather
People - Records: 1
- (4381) [writer] ~ Mills, Wilmot A.
Places - Records: 1
- (1531) [origination] ~ Seneca County, Ohio
SOURCES
Wilmot A. Mills Diary, DL1769, Nau Collection
