Box 1
Contains 9 Results:
Folder 3, 1862 January-July
John Tyler, Jr., camp near Mobile, Alabama, to Jefferson Davis, President [of the] Confederate States, 1862 January 9
"[C]ongratulations...upon your late financial stroke." 1 p. Cy of ALS. Including AN, John Tyler to President Davis, summarizing contents of letter. 1 p.
I.Y. Jones, camp near Romney, West Virginia, to "my dear Tyler" [James Rochelle Tyler?]., 1862 January 19
Constantly on the march; weather very bad, horses porrly shod; hoping to meet the enemy in order to break the monotony; wishes he knew someone who could get him a commission in the regular army; much sickness; if he does well in the field there is a small chance he will get a commission, but they go to men who know someone. 3 pp. ALS.
James L. Holtzclaw, Mobile, Alabama, to Major John Tyler, 1862 January
Thanking him for his complimentary message. 1 p. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, summarizing contents. 1 p.
A. Roane, Richmond, Virginia, to John Tyler, Corinth, Mississippi, 1862 April 19
Failed to et the [Richmond] Whig issues containing "Python? papers, but Capt. Warren sent them; people talking about them; write what really happened at Shiloh; Richmond threatened from Penninsula and Fredericksburg; troops moving through Richmond. 3 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr. summarizing "Python" part of letter. 1 p.
Major John Tyler, Corinth, Mississippi, to Major General Sterling Price, near Corinth, Mississippi, 1862 April 29
Administration has finally achieved its aim to establish a military dictatorship; plans to offer his services in effort to defeat both the Union army and the "enemies of free government." 1 p. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr., summarizing contents. 1 p.
Col. James T. Holtzclaw, Montgomery, Alabama, to Col. Thomas Hill Watts, Richmond, Virginia, 1862 June 11
John Tyler, Jr., Mobile, Alabama, to General L.P. Walker, Katusa Springs, Georgia., 1862 July 24
John Tyler, Jr., Richmond, Virginia, to Thomas H. Watts, Attorney General of the Confederate States, [Richmond, Virginia?], 1862 July 14
Wants a field position, not a desk job; has been asking General [Leroy Pope] Walker, Secretary [Judah P.] Benjamin, General [Braxton] Bragg, and others for a field position, but in vain; let General Walker withdraw his resignation, then will be assigned to his staff; criticisms of Bragg are well-founded; not liked by his men. 4 pp. Cy of ALS. Including AN, by John Tyler, Jr., stating that letter is about his case. 1 p.