Letter from Robert C. Caldwell to Mrs. Robert Caldwell, March 14th, 1864






March the 14, 1864


I have bonded which what mony I have on bonds I will send the bonds to the first chance I have I bonded too hundred and I have 75 in my poket I will send them to you a come






Mrs R. Caldwell

Mrs. R. Caldwell well Mag I ant So well today I am still at Wilmington my bowls is hurting me today I dont kno where wee go yet I will rite you a leter when I find out





Excuse my bad leter I am very unwell and the man is wating on me


Title
Letter from Robert C. Caldwell to Mrs. Robert Caldwell, March 14th, 1864
Description
Letter from Robert C. Caldwell to his wife Mag Caldwell. Robert is serving as a private in Company C., 10th Battalion, North Carolina Heavy Artillery near Wilmington, N.C. He writes that he has converted his money to bonds, and that he does not know where his unit is going. He has been sick with bowel trouble.
Date
March 14, 1864
Original Format
letters
Extent
11cm x 17cm
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0845-b1-ff
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Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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