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Authentic Letters To and From Soldiers
Misc. Non-Excavated
Atlanta Campaign Battle Letter From the 93rd Ohio Infantry At Cassville
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This is an original Civil War soldier’s letter. This letter is written from Cassville, Georgia and is dated May 21st 1864. The soldier was writing home to "Dear Brother". It was written by Isaac Miller who was serving with the 93rd Ohio Infantry. Miller Enlisted on August 5th 1862 as a Private in the 93rd Ohio Infantry. He served with the regiment until he mustered out in Nashville, Tennessee on June 8th 1865. When opened up, the paper measures 10-1/2 inches by 8 inches in overall size. The paper is very thin with some separations along the fold lines. It is amazing that such thin paper survived over the years and it displays well. The letter is handwritten on fine quality paper in pencil. It comes with a type-written translation of the contents. Miller and the 97th were serving under General Sherman on his Georgia Campaign. He is telling his brother that "I a still a live and wel. After about seventeen days of fighting we have been schimishing mor or les every day…" He mentions two days of hard fighting at Resaca, Georgia. He says they have came out lucky by having only four killed and twelve wounded. He mentions one of the musicians wounded at Buzzard Roost. It has lots of other cool content. It is a neat original Civil War soldier’s letter.

Item #: C1501
Shipping Weight: 1 lb
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