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Erasmus Stirman letter to Rebecca Stirman - July 12th, 1861

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Erasmus Stirman letter to Rebecca Stirman - July 12th, 1861

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Title	Erasmus Stirman letter to Rebecca Stirman - July 12th, 1861
Creator	Stirman, Erasmus
Source	Stirman, Erasmus. Letter to Rebecca Stirman. July 12th, 1861. Rebecca Stirman Davidson Family Papers, MC 541. Special Collections, University of Arkansas Libraries, Fayetteville.
Description	Erasmus Stirman is happy to hear Rebecca is doing well. He wants her to visit when Mrs. Powells comes to camp.
Theme	United States -- History -- Civil War -- Military life
Subject	Camp life
Relation	Rebecca Stirman Davidson Family Papers
Site Accession Number	MC 541
Contributing Institution	University of Arkansas
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Coverage	Benton County, Missouri
Volume	CC_stirman_11p01_01
Date.Original	1861-07-12
Date.Digital	2009-03-13
Format.Original	Correspondence
Transcription	Camp Walker July 12th/ [1861] My dear Sister, I have received your kind letter and I am pleased to hear that you are enjoying your self so well, always keep a light heart and I will be happy for its for your happiness I live. I do want to see you so much, Henry told me that you and Mrs Powells was coming up with Dick. I hope you will, I want to see you before I go to Mo again, I wrote to you on the tenth Billie left before I finished my letter so I have a chance this morning & I thought I would write you a few lines, I am well & learning to drill very fast. Sis dont for get to send my Band Cap & a peice of bluff trimming like that on my coat & Pants. This is all of importance So I close give my love to all, Mrs Powell & Lilly to, with much love Ras
Publisher.Digital	Springfield-Greene County Library District
Language	English
CONTENTdm file name	2467.jp2

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