Box 7
Contains 126 Results:
Series X. Letters from and regarding William Ansley, Fairfax County, Virginia, Sept. 7, 1861
Series X. Letters from and regarding William Ansley, Fairfax County, Virginia, Nov. 17, 1861
Subscription of Rushville inhabitants to organize a cemetery, Feb. 5, 1855
Chester Loomis to Lieut. J. H. Brough, Aug. 23, 1862
Advice that Maurice O'Connell execute an allotment certificate for the support of his three children.
(overleaf) Lieut. J. H. Brough to Chester Loomis" (Camp Swift, Geneva), Aug. 24, 1862
Notification of O'Connell's signing an allotment of $10.00 per month for support of children also that bounty was sent home by Lyman Loomis.
Morris O'Connell to Chester Loomis, Sept. 9, 1862
Location of camp, 2 miles west of Harper's Ferry. Uncertain when fight will star surrounded on all sides. Men are in good health} the scarcity of money; desire that children be cared for.
Morris O'Connell to Chester Loomis (Camp Douglas, Chicago), Oct. 3, 1862
Report of surrender; stolen clothing -and goods; journey to Chicago and encampment conditions there; request for money; desire that children be cared for.
Tyler Brink to Chester Loomis (Chicago), Oct. 8, 1862
Request that Chest inquire whether or not Mr. Flinn has the money and booty which Tyler sent him.
Fayette Greene to Chester Loomis (Camp Douglas, Chicago), Oct. 9, 1862
Request for $25.00 to replace money and clothing which was stolen at surrender of Harper's Ferry; will repay $26.00 when paid.
Morris O'Connell to Chester Loomis (Camp Douglas, Chicago), Oct. 22, 1862
Request for money; quarters are very bad and the cold weather is coming. Report that he has received no answer to his previous letters.