John R. Coupland, Richmond, Virginia to Sue H. Coupland, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1863 August 27

Item — Box: 1, Folder: 3

Identifier: id167406

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Scope and Contents

Scope and Contents Has received with joy the first letter she has written since they were separated; is distressed at the news that "that old scoundrel [Mr. Spear] should have failed, in the most brutal manner, to perform the only thing that comforted me with respect to your situation" in neglecting her in her time of need; hopes that he will be able to get them out of Williamsburg but cannot reveal his plans as yet; informs her that Molly Marshall has arrived in Virginia from Mobile, fearing that the enemy will take the city soon, and that Mother has gone up to Greensboro where General Cocke has offered her his nice place. 2 pages.

Dates

Creation: 1863 August 27

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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