L. M. Bogart to sister Martha Misemer, April 21, 1865

L. M. Bogart to sister Martha Misemer, April 21, 1865

Bogart, Levi Morrison, 1842-1865

Soldiers -- Correspondence

Unionists (United States Civil War)

United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Prisoners and prisons, Confederate

United States. Army -- Southern unionists

In this letter of April 21, 1865 Levi Morrison Bogart (1842-1865) writes "my Sister Marth," M. J. Misemer, from Parole Camp near Vicksburg. He says he has had a hard time since being captured and if he could he would join the regiment exchange. He assures her that the health of the boys in company F is good despite the prison and camp. He says it would be impossible to describe the Prison that the company has survived, except that Harve Brown and Han Pearson, who have already been exchanged.

Bogart, Levi Morrison, 1842-1865

McFee-Misemer Civil War Letters

1865-04-21

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This transcription has been provided by WCU student Hannah McLeod (MA English), whose annotated version is available at http://libres.uncg.edu/ir/wcu/listing.aspx?id=38552

Vicksburg (Miss.)

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Civil War in Southern Appalachia