Pardue1

Transcription: 

Camp Chase Columbus ohio March the 16th 1862
Dear Brother I this day take the plesure of Rightin
yew A few lines to in form yew that I am
well at this time & Hope when theas lines cums
to Hand tha will find yew & my dear fam
illey in the Same Helth the Helth of the men
is not verey good at this time captin Read [1]
& Lew Rast [2] died on yesterday Dave I waunt
yew to Sea J F Greasham & git Him to draw
my muney & pay it to yew & yew can dis
spose of it as yew Sea propper Wea ar verey
well treated here By the enemey I wood like
to Sea yew all verey well at this time I waunt
yew to Right to G. A. Ja[wens?] & Have my
[page 2]
trunk Sent Home give my Best Respectes
to all of my frends I am in Hopes that I will
Bee Realeast & Sent Home Soon yew will
pleas Read this to my dere familley & tell them
tha ar all that dere to mea tell them to weap
not for mea tho I am gone the Same Hand
that led mea threw dark Seanes & [drey?] will
Bind [li?] return me Home no more at presant
onley Reamaines yore Brother &c &c

W. P. Pardue

Footnotes: 
  1. Capt. David M. B. Reed of Co. A, 26th Miss. Inf
  2. Lt. W. J. Rast of Co. A, 26th Miss. Inf.
Date: 
March 16, 1862
Collection: 

Author(s)

Unit: 
Co. H, 26th Mississippi Infantry
Rank: 
Sergeant (later Lieutenant)
Residence (County): 
Tishomingo County, MS

Recipient(s)

Name Variant: 
Brother of Wesley P. Pardue
Residence (County): 
Tishomingo County, MS

From

From State: 
Ohio
From Municipality: 

To

To State: 
Mississippi
To Municipality: 
To County: 
Tishomingo

Transcription/Proofing Info

Transcriber: 
Michael Ellis
Transcription Date: 
May, 2010

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