Genre: letters (correspondence) / Rights Status: No Copyright - United States / Subject - Geographic: United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Prisoners and prison / Date: 1862 - Emory Digital Collections Search Results

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Letter from John Wesley Rush (Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio) to his father as a prisoner of war. Wesley, a Methodist minister and editor of the Alabama Christian Advocate served in the Confederate Army as a captain in an Alabama regiment, and possibly as a chaplain - April 19, 1862 (photocopy)

Creator:: Rush, John Wesley
Date:: April 15, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from John Wesley Rush (Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio) to his father as a prisoner of war. Wesley, a Methodist minister and editor of the Alabama Christian Advocate served in the Confederate Army as a captain in an Alabama regiment, and possibly as a chaplain - April 19, 1862 (typescript)

Creator:: Rush, John Wesley
Date:: April 15, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from John Wesley Rush (Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio) to his wife as a prisoner of war. Wesley, a Methodist minister and editor of the Alabama Christian Advocate served in the Confederate Army as a captain in an Alabama regiment, and possibly as a chaplain - April 19, 1862 (photocopy)

Creator:: Rush, John Wesley
Date:: April 19, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from John Wesley Rush (Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio) to his wife as a prisoner of war. Wesley, a Methodist minister and editor of the Alabama Christian Advocate served in the Confederate Army as a captain in an Alabama regiment, and possibly as a chaplain - April 19, 1862 (typescript)

Creator:: Rush, John Wesley
Date:: April 19, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from Lucinda E. Sandlin (Mooreville, Mississippi) to her husband, Alfred W. Sandlin. Alfred W. Sandlin served in the 1st Mississippi Infantry Regiment and was captured at Port Hudson, Louisiana on July 7, 1863 - June 11, 1862

Creator:: Sandlin, Lucinda E.
Date:: June 11, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public