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Tag Archives: Marietta (Ga.)
10 November 1864: “Gen Sherman says it will be the grandest move of the war.”
Item Description: Letter dated 10 November 1964, written by Joseph S. Reynolds. He was an officer of the 64th Illinois Infantry Regiment and the Yates Sharpshooters, taking part in 17 battles, including Sherman’s March to the Sea. In this letter, … Continue reading
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Tagged 64th Illinois Infantry Regiment, Gen. William T. Sherman, General William T. Sherman, Joseph S. Reynolds, Marietta (Ga.), Sherman's March to the Sea, Yates Sharpshooters
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19 June 1864: “This has been an awful day; fighting, and cannonading and a dreadful thunderstorm.”
Item description: In this 19 June 1864 letter, George Hovey Cadman, a soldier in the 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment, wrote from the Marietta, Ga., area to his wife about a momentary truce between his company’s skirmishers and the “Johnnies” on … Continue reading
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Tagged 39th Ohio Infantry Regiment, Atlanta campaign, coffee, flags of truce, George Hovey Cadman, Marietta (Ga.), tobacco, trade
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