Box 1
Contains 249 Results:
Letter: Joseph Wyman, Ship Island, to Mary B. Wyman, Freeport, Maine., 1862-10-14
RE:Expressing his love for “Savour”, his wife, and his daughter. Staying faithful to Mary. In good health.
Letter: Joseph Wyman, Ship Island, to Mary B. Wyman (Mrs. Joseph Wyman), Freeport Maine., 1862-11-03
RE:He is doing well. He remains “tru”. His love for God. Prays to take away all of the hatred and prejudices. Quotes a Psalm. Paying for goods.
Adam Express Company, in the amount of $40.00, from Joseph D. Wyman., 1862-12-12
This series contains correspondence, documents and autographs. It also contains Civil War related correspondence.
Letter: Joseph, Ship Island, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1862-12-17
RE:Expressing love for God, Ada, Mary. Gen. Banks has 50, 000 men about to leave Ship Island. In the hospital. Quotes a Psalm. Express Receipt for $50.00 included.
Letter: Joseph, Ship Island, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1862-12-29
RE:Sending money, prays to come home. Sends love and prayers.
Adam Express Company, the amount of $25.00 to Mary B. Wyman, from Joseph D. Wyman., 1863-01-08
This series contains correspondence, documents and autographs. It also contains Civil War related correspondence.
Letter: Joseph, Fort Jackson, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1863-01-25
RE:Doing well. In the hospital at Fort Jackson. Asking for Mary to write a letter. Telling her to trust Jesus.
Letter: Joseph, Fort Jackson, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1863-02-13
RE:Prayers to God to return home.
Letter: Joseph, Fort Jackson, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1863-04-20
RE:Love. God. Prayers to be home. It’s the 21st of April, he is well but in the hospital.
Letter: Joseph, Fort Jackson, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1863-05-16
RE:Prayers to God to return home. Chapter XXII. Prevailing Prayer, page 187, is included with this letter.