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Joseph Stockton
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Joseph Stockton
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Thursday, November 28, 2024
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, February 9, 1863
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Thank Heaven, we can soon move out of the city, having received orders to go into camp near division headquarters, Weather very bad, rain an...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, February 12, 1863
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We have a splendid camping ground, plenty of wood and water, Made ourselves very comfortable. I feel so much better here where we can have b...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, February 19, 1863
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Left camp on the 16th on a scout to hunt up Blythe's forces. Orders came upon us suddenly to prepare two days rations and go in light ma...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, February 24, 1863
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Received two months' pay on the 22nd. I may repeat here a little incident that occurred which was very pleasant to me. Through some acci...
Diary of Major Joseph Stockton, February 25, 1863
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Was elected major of the regiment in place of Chester resigned. It was hard for me to give up my company, but I should not decline promotion...
Diary of Major Joseph Stockton, February 26, 1863
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Gave a supper to the officers of the regiment. We were honored by the presence of Mrs. and Miss Sanger and Miss VanArman of Chicago. My cook...
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 1, 1863
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Encamped at Germantown, Tennessee, last night. Weather is grand and as I marched along at the head of my company I could not but think of th...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 2, 1863
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Encanmped at Lafayette last night and in the morning started back with the supply train. The march was as hard a one as I ever took. I have ...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 3, 1863
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We encamped in a corn field last night, completely exhausted; in the middle of the night it commenced to rain but I slept through it until I...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 5, 1863
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Companies A and F received orders to move their camp about half a mile and throw up works to protect a railroad bridge from being burned. Th...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 14, 1863
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Guard duty is the order of the day. Companies A and F taking turn about. We had a very heavy snow storm last night and today it is still sno...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 17, 1863
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Evacuated Fort Stockton today. Marched into Memphis through mud nearly knee deep. Slept in an old building near the railroad depot. Heard to...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 18, 1863
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Went into quarters in the navy yard at Memphis. Quarters very good. Men under shelter. The machine shop is used as barracks for the regiment...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 25, 1863
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Went to Calvary Church today. Heard a good sermon on confirmation. First time I have been to church since I have been in the army. SOURCE:...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, January 30, 1863
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Guard duty is the order of the day. Private Wright of my company died the past week, the first of Co. A that was with the company. Give me m...
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, December 21, 1862
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Broke camp today. Left for Oxford on our retreat to where, I don't know, as the rebel General Van Dorn, through the treachery of Colonel...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, December 22, 1862
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Remained in camp all day. SOURCE: Joseph Stockton, War Diary (1862-5) of Brevet Brigadier General Joseph Stockton , p. 6
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, December 23, 1862
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Started on our march; crossed the Tallahatchie and camped on our old camping ground. On guard again at night. SOURCE: Joseph Stockton, Wa...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, December 24, 1862
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Marched to Lumpkins Mills; weather very warm. Christmas eve I retired to my bed on the bare ground completely worn out with the day's ma...
Diary of Captain Joseph Stockton, December 25, 1862
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LUMPKINS MILLS, MISS. Passed the day in camp as Ross's division were passing on their way to Holly Springs. Weather beautiful. It made...
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