John W. Pitridge to Jarvis Phelps et al., 18 November 1861
Nov 18th
Camp Griffen 1861
Dear Father and Mother And Brothers and sister to and Aunt and uncle to i got all yours letters jest send them a little faster that is all the trouble jest now with me now tis sum cold hear now and i think it is cold there to aint it Jest keep warm that is all We is jest as well as comon now aint you to i hope so the Bands are playing hear now 1 of them to Grand Revew hear to day aint that nice to you would think so if you was hear to see from 13 to 17 thosand of them by goley if that aint nice what is 4 Bartries of artiley to and one Ridgement of Cavelry to that is what is nice to Jeruslam the 30. New york lost 40 men and five wagons twenty horses to taken / By the Rebbels But that aint nothing hear So aint that nice to
Tis hear So isay By Goley
Jest right son
And let me No
If you have got my
Money yet or not
And if you haint
Jest tell me so
That i can get
You an order to
Draud it son
And mebby
More to ithink
So Now jest so
From your Soon
John W Pitridge
to his Mother
And Father to /
Direct Jest
As Bfore
And it Will
Good By
Frends
Amen
Soodgood
By John
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DATABASE CONTENT
(3516) | DL1180 | 83 | Letters | 1861-11-18 |
Letter from John W. Pitridge, 5th Vermont Infantry, November 18, 1861, Camp Griffin, Virginia, to parents and siblings, re: Grand Review
Tags: Animals, Artillery, Cavalry, Money, Music
People - Records: 3
- (2182) [writer] ~ Pitridge, John W. ~ Phelps, John W.
- (2183) [recipient] ~ Phelps, Jarvis
- (2184) [recipient] ~ Phelps, Hannah ~ Pittsfield, Hannah ~ Reynolds, Hannah
Places - Records: 1
SOURCES
John W. Pitridge to Jarvis Phelps et al., 18 November 1861, DL1180, Nau Collection