Box 1 [1M-H-4A]
Contains 110 Results:
David B. Snow Cincinnati, Ohio to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-03-14
Smallpox in the region; sickness from varroloid (smallpox) in one branch of the family; corn and fruit crops at the home farm; regiment moving to the country
David B. Snow Harrison, Ohio to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine , 1864-03-26
Still at home; news of Gen. Grant commanding troops of the Potomac; news of family and friends
David B. Snow Cincinnati, Ohio to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-04-07
Received orders to report to Columbus to rejoin regiment; regiment moving fast on the advance of Gen. Banks’ forces
David B. Snow Mississippi River to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-04-12 - 1864-04-13
Traveled from Cincinnati to Cairo to Memphis; stationed at a government wood yard; traveling to New Orleans
David B. Snow Alexandria, Louisiana to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-04-22
Travel through Louisiana; impact of battle on regiment and company
David B. Snow Morganzia Bend, Mississippi River, Louisiana, 20 miles below Red River to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-05-23
Retreat accomplished; mail captured by rebels; troops worn down by fatigue and lack of food
David B. Snow Morganzia Bend, Mississippi River, Louisiana to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-05-27
Detailed description of retreat from Alexandria to the Mississippi; camping at Baton Rouge
David B. Snow Baton Rouge, Louisiana to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-06-05
Guerrillas established a temporary blockade at Greenville, 150 miles above Vicksburg; regiment constructing arbors above and in front of shelter-tents; drawing provisions; confidence of troops in Genls. Grant & Sherman
David B. Snow Baton Rouge, Louisiana to J.C. Snow Auburn, Maine, 1864-06-15
Circumstances at camp; incompetency of officers; commissions; comparison between military and civilian life; news of family friend, Mr. Byington
David B. Snow Baton Rouge, Louisiana to J.C. Snow, 1864-07-05
Reading newspapers; transfer of regiment to another division; soldiers’ confidence in Grant’s ability to defeat Lee and capture Richmond during the surrender