Futch Letters, 1861-1863

The Futch Family lived in New Hanover County, North Carolina. Brothers Charles and John served as privates in Co. K, 3rd North Carolina Infantry. Charley was killed at Gettysburg in July 1863. John left his regiment a few weeks after the battle and was shot for desertion in September 1863. Many of the brothers letters were written for them by others. The collection also includes letters written to John by his wife, Martha Ramsey Futch.

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North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh

Letters

Displaying 51 - 60 of 60
ID Letter Date Author Recipient From To
9025 Futch51 June 18, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, VA Northampton County, NC
9026 Futch52 June 19, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Sharpsburg, Washington County, MD Northampton County, NC
9027 Futch53 June 29, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Harrisburg, Dauphin County, PA Northampton County, NC
9028 Futch54 July 12, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Martinsburg, Berkeley County, VA Northampton County, NC
9029 Futch55 July 19, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch, Catherine Ramsey Bunker Hill, Berkeley County, VA Northampton County, NC
9030 Futch56 July 31, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch, Catherine Ramsey Madison Courthouse, Madison County, VA Northampton County, NC
9031 Futch57 August 2, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch, Catherine Ramsey Orange Courthouse, Orange County, VA Northampton County, NC
9032 Futch58 August 6, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Orange Courthouse, Orange County, VA Northampton County, NC
9033 Futch59 August 16, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch Orange Courthouse, Orange County, VA Northampton County, NC
9034 Futch60 August 20, 1863 John Futch Jr. Martha Ramsey Futch, Martin Ramsey Orange Courthouse, Orange County, VA Northampton County, NC

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