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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Saturday, August 1, 1864
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Fresh calls for shoemakers. A few weak ones give their names but are not accepted. Negroes have begun additional fortifications working all ...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Sunday, August 2, 1864
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The policy of enlisting negroes renders it harder for prisoners. So does the emancipation proclamation. The government having enlisted negro...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Tuesday, August 4, 1864
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Several men of our regiment are failing fast. H. D. Merritt is an object of pity and getting worse. We have cut his hair close to keep the m...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Wednesday, August 5, 1864
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Sick come to the south gate in horrible crowds. Every inch of ground covered. What sights, what groans! Nine hundred admitted outside, the r...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Thursday, August 6, 1864
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At daylight a man shot and instantly killed. He had no particular stopping place, had become partially crazed; in the night had crept beyond...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Thursday, August 6, 1864
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The sick carried early to the gates but not received; ordered to be brought at 2 p. m. Doctors have got it into their heads that some system...
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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Saturday, August 8, 1864
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No sick call; the poor fellows are disappointed. Well dressed officers ride out the street and back. Passing near us they inquire of a fello...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Tuesday, August 9, 1864
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Terrible rain; it swelled the stream to a river. The stockade fell in several places. On the east side through the swamp about eight rods fe...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Wednesday, August 10, 1864
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Soldiers and negroes are rebuilding the fallen wall. Prisoners stand at a distance often shouting: "That is good for you, Rebs"; ...
Sunday, April 26, 2026
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Thursday, August 11, 1864
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Recent improvements in camp are timbers laid across the swamp on the west side north of the stream for 20 rods, this will help escape the fi...
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, July 21, 1864
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A weak and disagreeable state of body since last date has waived my practice of noting; but everything has been as now—"hell upon earth...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Wednesday, July 23, 1864
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Weather severely hot as it has been learned that a break by the prisoners is planned, and warns them for three weeks. A supply of sumach bud...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Thursday, July 24, 1864
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Before day the dog horn and the yelping of hounds was heard. Men on parole about the depot had attempted to escape. Two trains of wounded fr...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Sunday, July 26, 1864
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Attended meeting this morning near the big pine trees in the southeast part of the pen, preaching by Sergeant B. N. Waddle, of 126th Ohio. S...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Monday, July 27, 1864
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Prostrated with severe pains, chills and fever which lasted most of the night. Getting a small piece of beef and rice in lieu of meal we hav...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Tuesday, July 28, 1864
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News from Atlanta conflicting; papers, so far as we know, admit the repulse of Hood, then claim a victory. Later statements rather choke vic...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Wednesday, July 29, 1864
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Had Job greater patience? Here are men of true mettle or we might see them knocking at the gate to swear fidelity to foes. To lie down is to...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Thursday, July 30, 1864
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Breakfasted on half of a small biscuit and an onion. Prisoners arrive; a crowd gathered when a cannon was fired over the camp. SOURCE: Joh...
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop, Friday, July 31, 1864
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Several shots fired during the night, one from a cannon, the shot screaming overhead. Yesterday and today's arrival of prisoners is abou...
Thursday, October 2, 2025
Diary of Corporal John Worrell Northrop: Friday, July 1, 1864
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MOVE TO PRISON ANNEX—HOW WE CELEBRATE. The addition to the stockade is finished. An aperture, ten feet wide, is left in the old wall at th...
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