File:Letter signed David T. Massey, camp on board the steamer Lebanon, to John, March 6, 1863.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionLetter signed David T. Massey, camp on board the steamer Lebanon, to John, March 6, 1863.jpg |
English: Describes his journey from Helena, Arkansas, into Mississippi. Illustrated stationery.
Transcription: Camp on board the stemer Lebanon March 6th 1863
Dear Friend I sit down to write you a few lines to let you know that I am well at present and to let you know that we on cole water[Coldwater River] in the state of Mississippi we
Dear sir I could write you a great deal of stuff but I dont think it of mutch importance we have not ben off the boat but two days since we started yesterday we got off the boat we went in to a corn field and kiled six beaver and the mess that I am in bowt a ham for one dollar that some of company F got out at a house the boys just clean out the place they got all the meat that they could find and lard they got two barrels of lard we went on down about a half mile there we got all the corne that we wanted and then the 35 Mo set all of the houses on fire and burnt them and to day we got two more beaver the cattle down here are not in ver good order when we do get to a place we make thing get hogs and chickens has to suffer I can say for my part that I have never killed but one hog since I come in the service and nary chicken I have seen a good many houses and other things destroyed since I seen you there is a bout sixty stemers and thosent gun boats there is two rams and one morter in this stream John I want you to write as a soon as you can so good by John
David. T. Massey Title: Letter signed David T. Massey, camp on board the steamer Lebanon, to John, March 6, 1863 |
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Missouri History Museum URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/57A8A3C9-A758-4B75-2D3B-599A08C898B4/original.jpg Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/161883 |
Author | Massey, David T., -1864 |
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Identifier InfoField | D05612 |
Part of InfoField | B350- Letters of David T. Massey ( -1864), August 1862-June 1864 |
Subjects InfoField | Yazoo River (Miss.) Mississippi River Civil War, 1861-1865 Armed Forces Mississippi |
Resource InfoField | 161883 |
GUID InfoField | 57A8A3C9-A758-4B75-2D3B-599A08C898B4 |
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JPEG file comment | Letter from David T. Massey, camp on board the steamer Lebanon, to a friend, describing his journey from Helena, Arkansas, into Mississippi, page one, 1863-03-06. Civil War Collection, Missouri History Museum, St. Louis, Missouri. |
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