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Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Lynchburg, Virginia, telling her of his surrender and parole. He notifies her of a new oath administered by the Union that requires the denouncing of all claims for compensation for former slaves. He also gives her updates…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Fisherville, telling her about his plans to speak with Generals Early and Lee. He also sent a vial of rhubarb, meant to help "Willie," their son, with some ailment. He sends regards and tells Nannie he has a room ready for…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Fisherville, telling her of his severe pain in his head and his expectations to leave to see her as soon as General Lee Fitz arrives at camp. He also tells her that he will send an ambulance to Frontroyal to collect the…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from New Market, informing her about the death of her brother, Colonel John Radford. He also mentions that Tim, an enslaved man belonging to the Radford family, has not been heard from.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from New Market, telling her about his plans to not vote in the election, his desire to see her and Willie, and that he has enough clothes. He desires to have her with him for the upcoming winter.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from New Market, telling her about his most recent fight and the death of Lt. Long, reassuring Nannie and telling her not to be uneasy about him.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Fisher's Hill, telling her about his movements and the most recent battle. He gives her other military updates and wishes her well.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Mt. Sidney, Virginia, telling her he is unharmed after the most recent battle, but lost most of his officers. He expects to be ordered back to Southwest Virginia soon. He also inquires about articles he has sent to Nannie…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Augusta County, Virginia, giving her military updates, expressing concern for Nannie's health, and hoping for a swift end to the war. He also gives her a list of notable persons wounded and updates her on the condition of…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from "Darksville," Virginia, giving her military updates, expressing his desire for the war to be over, and requesting that she send Tim, an enslaved man, to help him in camp.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Martinsburg, Virginia, giving her military updates and telling her that he hopes to see her soon.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Tye River in Nelson County, Virginia, updating her on his movements and expressing confusion about a telegram he received from Lizzie [Radford] in which she told him Nannie had had the baby.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Cold Harbor, telling her about the previous battle and reassuring her that he and his officers are unhurt. He also expresses how much he misses Nannie and longs to be with her again.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near New Market, Virginia, telling her about the fight he was in and other military news. He asks about rumors regarding the burning of Arnheim and tells Nannie that he hopes they are heading back to Southwest…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near Mt. Crawford, reflecting on his love for her and their one-year wedding anniversary. He also speaks about military rumors and advises Nannie to take care of herself.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Abingdon, Virginia, reassuring her that he will come to see her as soon as possible. He also talks about the weather and sends her well wishes.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Greenville, telling her about his return to camp, military rumors, and the Count recovering his stolen horse.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near Bull's Gap, Tennessee, expressing frustration with the postal service and reflecting on how different his circumstances were 8 months ago when he and Nannie were married. He tells her about a dream that he had…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near Whitesburg, Tennessee, telling her of his arrival at camp and promising to return in two weeks when the railroad is finished.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near Blountville, Tennessee, telling her that she should come to see him, packing no more baggage than what is needed for two weeks. He tells her to decide for herself if she feels too bad to come.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from a camp near Abingdon, Virginia, telling her of troop positioning and his movements. He advises her to be ready to leave in case Union forces head her way, and looks forward to seeing her soon.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Carter's Depot in Tennessee, telling her of his orders to prepare two days rations for a potential fight at Jonesboro. He notes that Tim has arrived with his horse, and advises Nannie to not go south with his sister, as he…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Zollicoffer, Tennessee, telling her of the march he completed to get there and encouraging her to stay cheerful during their separation.
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe writes to Nannie from Staunton, Virginia, reminiscing about their wedding date two months prior, speaking about how much he misses her but feels that his duty lies in his army service. He also provides updates on family friends, tells Nannie…
Gabriel C. Wharton Letter to Nannie Radford
Gabe writes to Nannie from Compton, VA, about his recent troubles traveling by train, meeting Major Peter Otey, and his desire to remove Nannie's sadness. He also expresses his love and writes about his father's return from Alabama.
Gabriel C. Wharton Telegram to Nannie Radford Wharton
Gabe tells Nannie that they had a fight yesterday, but he and his staff are unhurt.