Corporal Titus Moss Letters - Cheshire Historical Society
Corporal Titus Moss Letters - Cheshire Historical Society
Corporal Titus Moss Letters - Cheshire Historical Society
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<strong>Corporal</strong> <strong>Titus</strong> <strong>Moss</strong> <strong>Letters</strong>, September 1862 – March 1863 Page 75<br />
Camp Near Stafford Courthouse Jan 26 th<br />
My Dear Wife<br />
I have enclosed a letter to Father in an envelope<br />
directed to you that will tell where we were yesterday. We came in<br />
this camp last night and found a letter from Samuel. It seems by<br />
that he does not know where Frank is. I hope I shall hear from him<br />
soon. Martin had a letter from Dr. Driggs saying that Mrs. Beadle<br />
was coming to Washington to take care her son and that Julius was<br />
coming to see about Samuel. I haven’t any doubt about his getting<br />
his discharge if it is ma- nagged right but how that is is more than I<br />
know. Our doctors here would not do any thing about it. I have<br />
only a few minutes this morning but will send another to you by<br />
tomorrow’s mail if we stay in this camp to day. I had a letter from<br />
Lauren night also and read it put it in my pocket and lost it. I was<br />
not much supprised to<br />
2. hear from Mr. Pierpont. Carrie mentioned it in her letter. I am as<br />
well as usual and hope this will find you and family and all friends<br />
well also. Inever think to say any thing about my watch but it has<br />
proved itself an excellewnt time keeper. Give my love to all friends<br />
Uncle Lloyd in particular. Sister Hannah, Grandma Humiston and<br />
all.<br />
From your loving Husband<br />
<strong>Titus</strong><br />
The <strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>Historical</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />
<strong>Cheshire</strong>, Connecticut 06410<br />
http://www.cheshirehistory.org<br />
April 2005
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