Box 3
Contains 9 Results:
1863, Jul-Dec. Includes July letters describing the Battle of Gettysburg and a 1863 Nov. 21 letter from Mary Carson to her mother, describing ceremonies, dedicating battlefield, Gettysburg Address
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1864, Jan-Jun
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1864, Jul-Dec
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1865, Jan-Jun
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1865, Jul-Dec
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1866, Jan-Jun
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1866, Jul-Dec
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1863-1865: Handwritten transcriptions of Henry H. Hunt's Civil War correspondence by Susan Waugh Carson
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.
1863, Jan-Jun
Contains letters by Mary Eliza Hunt Carson and many other members of her extended family. Correspondents include Carson's mother, Mary Gould Fogg Hunt, her brothers and Bowdoin graduates Charles and Henry Hastings Hunt, her inlaws, the Carson family, and a number of descendants. Of particular notes are the letters Carson wrote to her mother relaying details of the battle of Gettysburg, Charles' wound and its healing, and President Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg.