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1211.
Letter from Johannes Nicolaus Hudtwalcker (Prussian Consulate in Savannah, Georgia)to Joseph E. Brown, Governor of Georgia, concerning the drafting of men under the protection of the Prussian consulate in Savannah - March 11, 1862

Creator:: Hudtwalcker, Johannes Nicolaus
Date:: March 11, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

1212.
Letter from John Randolph Tucker (Richmond, Virginia) to H. A. Crane; regarding his brother Alfred Tucker's death - October 8, 1862

Creator:: Tucker, John Randolph
Date:: October 8, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

1213.
Letter from John Rogers (Near Yorktown, Virginia) to "Dear Sister." Rogers served in Company E of the 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment - April 30, 1862

Creator:: Rogers, John
Date:: April 30, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

1214.
Letter from John Rogers (Richmond, Virginia) to "Dear Father." Rogers served in Company E of the 12th Alabama Infantry Regiment - August 18, 1862

Creator:: Rogers, John
Date:: August 18, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

1215.
Letter from John W. Harrison (camp near Frederick, Maryland) to "Dear Mother" - September 9, 1862

Creator:: Harrison, John W.
Date:: September 9, 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

1216.
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

1217.
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

1218.
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

1219.
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

1220.
Letter from Joseph Clay Stiles (Richmond, Virginia) to his wife, Sarah, regarding religious conversion of soldiers - 1862

Creator:: Stiles, Joseph Clay
Date:: 1862
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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