Box 1
Contains 32 Results:
William [P. Allcot], Carver Hospital, [Washington, D.C.], to "Ma" [his mother, Clarissa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 August 28
Acknowledges receipt of his mother's letter; there is an abcess in his arm; the medical treatment is as good as can be expected; he received a letter from Sing Sing [N.Y.]; he received [news]papers from his sister, Anna; conditions at Carver Hospital are bad. Includes a listing of numbers added up in two columns. 1 page. Autographed letter signed.
William [P. Allcot], Carver Hospital [Washington, D.C.], to "Ma" [his mother, Clarissa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 September 1
Acknowledges receipt of his mother's letter; his shattered arm will heal only slowly, and he is weak; urges his mother not to visit him at the hospital; will be home as soon as he can; weather is good; acknowledges receipt of [news]papers. 2 pages. Autographed letter signed.
William [P. Allcot], Carver Hospital, Washington, D.C., to "Ma" [his mother, Clarissa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 September 13
Acknowledges receipt of her letter dated [September 7]; asks his mother not to send him anything else, including stamps or money; received a letter from Anna [his sister]; his general condition is poor. 2 pages. Autographed letter signed.
William [P. Allcot, Carver Hospital], Washington, D.C., to "Ma" [his mother, Clarissa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 October 3
Acknowledges receipt of both his mother's letters; his medical condition improves, but the abscess in his arm wound continues; if his father visits him, it should be November 1; thanks his mother for sending money. 1 page. Autographed letter signed,
William [P. Allcot, Carver Hospital], Washington, D.C., to "Ma" [his mother, Clarissa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 October
Acknowledges receipt of both of his mother's letters; received lettters from his brothers Thomas and John; John does not yet have a house; believes his mother should not come to Washington, D.C. to visit him; Allcot's medical condition has improved. Includes a note [not dated] instructing his mother to give one of his books to his brother John and another to his sister Clara. 1 page. Autographed letter signed.
William [P. Allcot, Carver Hospital], Washington, D.C., to "Ma" [his mother, Clarrisa, New York, N.Y.], 1864 November 27
Acknowledges receipt of his mother's letter, but sorry she is not well; the day is lovely; his physical strength is returning; Frank Kelly, the many who carried Allcot off the field when he was wounded, visited Allcot's parents; Allcot and Kelly promised to assist each other in the war; John, his brother, promised in a letter to see their parents at Thanksgiving. 2 pages. Autographed letter signed.