November 2, 1861
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Our parade ground is too wet to drill on today so a lot of us were sent out into the woods to take down some of the big beech trees for firewood. It seems like old times for a fellow to shoulder his ax and march into the woods. Tell Rob McEikkren that the coons are so plenty here they crawl on right up to a fellow when he is standing picket guard. He ought to be here to catch them. I have nothing more to write now that would be interesting. Give my respects all inquiring friends and when you write to me give me a whole history of what is going on. Write me a long letter. From your affectionate husband, Wm Strieby To Mary Strieby |
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Strieby Family Civil War Letters
Copyright 1999, 2000
Last Updated February 29, 2000