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Contains 14 Results:
Phelps, Chloe R. May to Phelps, Winthrop Henry, undated
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Robinson, Ann to Phelps, Winthrop H., Rev. and Phelps, Lucy F. Robinson, 1849
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1 letter, Ann writes to Winthrop about their respective gardens. Ann writes to Lucy about clothes and purchases she is making, and “the Wyoming Steamer” being completed.
Benjamin, Andrew Gardner to Phelps, Lucy F. Robinson, 1843 Oct 25 - 1843 Nov 26
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3 letters, in the first letter Andrew talks about his health, his feelings for Lucy, religion, and news from town. In both the second and third letter, he discusses the wedding and his plan of travel to get to town. In the second letter, he discusses news from Lucy’s town.
Reed, Julius A. to Phelps, Winthrop H., Rev., 1866
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2 letters, both are written on stationary for the Agency of A.H.M.S. for Southern Iowa. In the first letter, Julius writes about a land warrant and who Winthrop can contact about finding his, what would make it legal, and how to claim it. He also talks about the health of family members. In the second letter, Julius writes about news of his land warrant and asks for more details if Winthrop wants to sell it.
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Bott, Mary to Strauburg, Henry, 1864 Mar 2
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1 letter, Mary writes about getting money from Henry, sending his coat, and tells him to be careful not to be caught getting drunk.
Brady, Mary to Phelps, Winthrop H., Rev., 1864 Nov 8
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1 letter, in this letter Mary thanks Winthrop for what she has done for her, talks about her brother’s death, and asks Winthrop to collect any money due to their brother and send it to them.
Bills for Miscellaneous Items, 1863 Jun - 1882 Apr
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12 bills for miscellaneous items, many of the bills are for food, transport, and telegrams.
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Grants of Leave, 1864 - 1865
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3 grants of leave, each of the three grant a leave of absence from the regiment for fifteen days. One of them was granted by Major General Augur and the other two were granted by Major General Meade.