Cassimere Churchill, Washington, to unknown recipient, 1862 June 14

Item — Box: Small Collections Box 15, Folder: 1, Object: 21

Identifier: cuid314

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Cassimere Churchill, Washington, to unknown recipient, 1862 June 14

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Scope and Contents

He notes that there is no guard around their camp. Many soldiers are sick. They are buried in bark coffins, in their blankets and good coffins. He bathes in the river. There is punishment if you do something wrong, particularly being put into the guardhouse.

Dates

Creation: 1862 June 14

Creator

From the Collection: Churchill, Cassimere, 1840-1861 (Person)

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