Daniel S. Donelson to Andrew J. Donelson, 6 July 1863
Vicksburg July 6th/63
My Dear Father,
Come to this place as soon as you can All your negroes have been taken here. They are all anxious to go with me but the Federal Authorities say they cannot grant permission for them to go for several days yet. All of them are faithful. I have been paroled but do not know what privileges will be granted to me We lose 30,000 prisoners My love to Ma and the children. Also to Aunt Kate & Rosa.
YrafftSon
D S Donelson
over
A J Donelson
Memphis
P.S. I have been paroled but do not know how long I will be permitted to remain here
D.S.D.
P.S. I have been paroled but do not know how long I will be permitted to remain here
DSD
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DATABASE CONTENT
(11532) | DOT0162.021 | 173 | Letters | 1863-07-06 |
Tags: African Americans, Anxiety, Paroles/Paroled Troops, Prisoners of War
People - Records: 2
- (3874) [writer] ~ Donelson, Daniel Smith
- (4131) [recipient] ~ Donelson, Andrew Jackson
Places - Records: 1
- (676) [origination] ~ Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi
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Daniel S. Donelson to Andrew J. Donelson, 6 July 1863, DOT0162.021, Nau Collection