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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters

Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. This website was created as a means of preserving and making available a Civil War-era collection of thirty-four letters from my Great-Great Grandfather Edward Griffin Stevens to his mother Emma Stevens (with the exception of one letter addressed to his sister Lydia. And whose death on February 17 or 18, 1863 of typhoid pneumonia is described in three of the letters. (Some records pertaining to Robert incorrectly list him as dying in 1862 at LaGrange, Tennessee).

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. This website was created as a means of preserving and making available a Civil War-era collection of thirty-four letters from my Great-Great Grandfather Edward Griffin Stevens to his mother Emma Stevens (with the exception of one letter addressed to his sister Lydia. And whose death on February 17 or 18, 1863 of typhoid pneumonia is described in three of the letters. (Some records pertaining to Robert incorrectly list him as dying in 1862 at LaGrange, Tennessee).

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters: November 13, 1864

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. November 13, 1864. Nashville, Tenn. Nov 13, 1864. I hope you have received the money and carpet bag I sent from Cairo. Give my love to all. You must not expect long letters now as we have to do things in a hurry now but I will write often and let you know whare we are if nothing more. PS I write this on my knapsack. Direct your letters to Via Cairo, Ill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Google Books: Illinois in the Civil War. Battle of Franklin Links. May 11, 1861.

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters: Circa Fall 1862 (Probably September to November 1862 - Part of Letter with Date Missing)

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. Circa Fall 1862 (Probably September to November 1862 - Part of Letter with Date Missing). Beginning of this letter not available - date estimate based on the fact that brother Robert is still alive and unit records that indicate that the 72nd was at Columbus, Kentucky from September to November 1862. His desire to obtain heavy boots also hints at Fall as the time of year. PS Direct to Columbus, Kentucky Care of Dr. E. Powell, Surgeon. 72nd Regiment Ill. Vols. July 3,...

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters: February 28, 1863

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. February 28, 1863. Notes: Robert was initially buried in Elmwood Cemetery as noted below. After the war, Union soldiers were moved to the Memphis National Cemetery. Robert is buried there - but does not have a marked grave. The "Dr. Beers" mentioned in this letter may have been Edwin A. Beers, who is listed as a 2nd Assistant Surgeon for the 72nd Illinois. Memphis, Tenn. February 28th, 1863. PS Direct your letters to. Cairo, Ill. To follow Regiment. May 11, 1861.

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters: December 23, 1864

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. December 23, 1864. Columbia Tenn. Dec. 23rd 1864. Tonight I must close. Give my love to all. Emmas or your letters have not been received yet. Direct to Nashvílle, Tenn. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Google Books: Illinois in the Civil War. 72nd Illinois Infantry Unit Information. Battle of Franklin Links. Battle of Franklin - Animated Map. Battle of Franklin blog. Google Books: The battle of Franklin, Volume 17 By John K. Shellenberger. May 11, 1861.

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters: Recruitment Poster

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Edward G. Stevens' Civil War Letters. This is replica of a recruitment poster from Galesburg, Illinois that may have prompted Edward to sign up for military service. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Google Books: Illinois in the Civil War. 72nd Illinois Infantry Unit Information. Battle of Franklin Links. Battle of Franklin - Animated Map. Battle of Franklin blog. Google Books: The battle of Franklin, Volume 17 By John K. Shellenberger. Observations of Captain Sexton on the Battle of Franklin.

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