Inglet71

Transcription: 

James Island SC
Nove 14th 1863
My Deare wife
I will write
you a few lins to let you
no that I am a going to
Send a box home I have
drawed a nother suit of
close and it is one sute
more than I want I will
send my over coat
and a nother coat an pants
an draws an shirt an cap
an pair of shoues an some
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bullets an a horn full
of powder an Some coat
buttons and I may sende
Some more little things but
if I do you will get them
for I may Send them in
a box with T.N.Ross but
if I Send them in with
his things I will put
them with them selves
you must take care of
them untell I get home
if I ever do I have noth.
ing new to write to you
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at preasant I received
a letter form you yesturdy
an I ancerd it but I thought
that I would write a gain
as I was going to sende my
things home this leaves me
well and I hope this may
find you and the baby
in good health I want you
to write soon and let me
no all the news give my
love to all of the famley
and tell them that I want
them to write to me I want
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you to let me no when
mr Wills is going to
come to take my place
I will close by saying I
hope that god may ever
remain an bless you on
this irth and in the
world to come I remain
youre love untell death
oh my deare I think of
you often Ferget me not martha
is the motto I Send, I hope youl
prove true to Tomma youre Frind
Write soon my love T W G Inglet

Date: 
November 14, 1863

Author(s)

Unit: 
Company C, 28 GA Infantry
Rank: 
Private; Corporal

Recipient(s)

Other: 
Wife of Thomas Inglet

From

From State: 
South Carolina
From Municipality: 
From County: 
Charleston

To

To State: 
Georgia
To County: 
Richmond

Transcription/Proofing Info

Transcriber: 
Andrea Cudworth and Michael Ellis
Transcription Date: 
February, 2012
Proofer: 
Michael Ellis
Proof Date: 
December, 2012

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