Box 1
Contains 249 Results:
Letter: Joseph, Morganze Bend, Miss. River, Louisiana, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1864-06-14
RE:Wedding anniversary. Have not received payment for 8 months.
Letter: Joseph, Morganza Bend, Miss River, La., to Mary, Freeport, Maine. , 1864-06-23
RE:Paid up to the first of May. Sent home 225.00. Don’t know what time they will be going home.
Letter: Joseph, Ward H. W. S. General Hospital Armory Square, Washington, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1864-07-26
RE:Left New Orleans July 4. Marched to Maryland. Has a “touch of diarrhea”. Too tired, but doing well. Intends on getting a furlough to go home.
Letter: U.S. War Claim Agency. Pensions, Bounties and Back Pay, to Mary, Freeport, Maine., 1864-08-01
RE:Joseph died July 31, 1864. Obtaining eight dollars a month for Mrs. Wyman. Apply to Thomas W. S. Bradbury, Augusta, Maine.
Letter: Newton B. Whitman, Washington, to Mrs. Wyman., 1864-08-13
RE:Responding to Mary to let her know the “particulars” of how her husband died. Reassures her she is of no obligations to him, he was like a brother. He helped take care of Joseph and he was a “fine friend”.
July to September record of Mary B. Wyman certificate pension. Month and day unknown, 1864 – Typed note from U. S. General Hospital, to Mary, Freeport, Maine. , 1864
RE:Formal note typed and signed by Surgeon U. S. V., in charge, informing Mary of Joseph’s death and reason of death.
Government Claim Agency, Pension brochure., 1866-07-23
This series contains correspondence, documents and autographs. It also contains Civil War related correspondence.
Pension and Bounty Guide, Undated
This series contains correspondence, documents and autographs. It also contains Civil War related correspondence.
Correspondence Written and Signed by Edward Douglass White , 1835 - 1919, Undated
This series contains correspondence, documents and autographs. It also contains Civil War related correspondence.
From Governor E. D. White to the Senate and House of Representatives., 1835-03-02
RE:Requesting consideration of various applicants for appointments of officers, coroners, parish surgeons,, and justices of the peace.