William M. Miller Letters
William M. Miller (b. ca. 1832) was a carpenter from Monroe County, Alabama. At the time of the 1860 Federal Census, William was living in the household of his father, James Miller (b. ca. 1802), also a carpenter. He enlisted in Co. C, 2nd Alabama Infantry on September 1, 1861. The regiment was disbanded at Ft. Pillow, Tennessee in March 1862, at which time Miller enlisted in Co. A, 42nd Alabama Infantry. His enlistment records indicate that he was taken prisoner and later paroled.
Archive:
Alabama Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama
Other:
Civil War Soldiers Letters LPR78, Box 1, folder 29
Letters
Displaying 1 - 5 of 5
ID | Letter | Date | Author | Recipient | From | To |
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11531 | Miller1 | May 25, 1861 | William M. Miller | James H. Miller | Baldwin County, AL | Monroe County, AL |
11532 | Miller2 | September 2, 1861 | William M. Miller | Mary J. Miller | Baldwin County, AL | Monroe County, AL |
11533 | Miller3 | December 29, 1861 | James H. Miller | William M. Miller | AL | Monroe County, AL |
11534 | Miller4 | August 23, 1862 | William M. Miller | James H. Miller | Columbus, MS | Monroe County, AL |
11536 | Miller5 | January 31, 1863 | William M. Miller | James H. Miller | Jackson, MS | Monroe County, AL |