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Showing posts with label
Point Lookout MD
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Showing posts with label
Point Lookout MD
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Tuesday, March 5, 2024
Diary of Private Louis Leon: June 8, 1864
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There is nothing new up to to-day, when I received a box of eatables, one or two shirts, and one pair of pants from home. The only way we ca...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: June 11, 1864
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Five hundred more prisoners came in today. SOURCE: Louis Leon, Diary of a Tar Heel Confederate Soldier , p. 65-6
Diary of Private Louis Leon: June 12, 1864
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To-day, as the negro guard was relieved, two of them commenced playing with their guns and bayonets, sticking at one another. Fortunately on...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: June 27, 1864
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Received money to-day from home, but they gave me sutler's checks for it, as we were not allowed any money, for fear we would bribe the ...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: July 4, 1864
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Four hundred prisoners left here for some other prison, as there were too many here. SOURCE: Louis Leon, Diary of a Tar Heel Confederate ...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: July 8, 1864
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Engle, Riter and myself received boxes from New York to-day, but as Riter has gone to the other prison with the 400 we have made away with h...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: July 23, 1864
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Three hundred more were sent from here to the new prison, which is in Elmira, N. Y., myself with them. SOURCE: Louis Leon, Diary of a Tar...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: July 25, 1864
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Left Point Lookout at 8 o'clock this evening in the frigate Victor for New York. There are 700 prisoners on board. SOURCE: Louis Leon,...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: July 29, 1864
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There are at present some 3,000 prisoners here. I like this place better than Point Lookout. We are fenced in by a high fence, in, I judge, ...
Diary of Private Louis Leon: August 1864
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Nothing worth recording this month, except that the fare is the same as at Point Lookout. SOURCE: Louis Leon, Diary of a Tar Heel Confede...
Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Diary of Private Louis Leon: May 16, 1864
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Left this morning at 11 in a tugboat, and from here packed into the Steamer S. R. Spaulding. We are now on our way to a regular prison. We g...
Saturday, January 1, 2022
Diary of John Beauchamp Jones: July 9, 1864
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Dry and pleasant. We have a rumor to-day of the success of a desperate expedition from Wilmington, N. C., to Point Lookout, Md., to libera...
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