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Showing posts with label William A Gorton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William A Gorton. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2023

William Preston Smith to Thomas H. Parsons et al, November 30, 1859

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Baltimore, Nov. 30, 1859. T. H. Parsons—Washington, D. C.,      J. M. Lowe—Washington Junction,           G. S. Koontz—Ellicott's Mills,...
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William A. Gorton to John W. Garret, November 30, 1859—5.40 p.m.

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Martinsburg, November 30, 1859-5.40 P. M. J.  W.  Garrett. The officer in command here has sent a special messenger to General Taliaferro,...
Sunday, January 1, 2023

John W. Garrett to William A. Gorton

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William A. Gorton,           Martinsburg: Citizens of Baltimore, of entire respectability, who personally know Messrs. James B. Glassford,...

William A. Gorton to John W. Garrett, November 30, 1859—12:55 p.m.

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Martinsburg, Nov. 30, 1859.-12.55 P. M. J.W. Garrett. I have called on the officer in command here, in regard to the release of the passenge...
Tuesday, August 30, 2022

William Preston Smith to William A. Gorton, November 29, 1859

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Cumberland, Nov. 29, 1859. W. A. Gorton,           Martinsburg: Send me by telegraph, either here or to Piedmont, a full account of the par...
Friday, January 21, 2022

John W. Garrett to William A. Gorton, October 26, 1859

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Baltimore, Oct. 26th, 1859. W. A. Gorton , Agent, Martinsburg: Superintendent Barbour telegraphs that aid may be required at Harper's F...
Tuesday, November 9, 2021

John Donohoo to William Preston Smith, October 19, 1859—11:30 a.m.

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Harper's Ferry, October 19th, 1859–11.30 A. M. W. P. Smith. Mr. Richardson and Mr. Wollett are in Martinsburg. I am told by Mr. Winter...

William A. Gorton to William Preston Smith, October 19, 1859

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Martinsburg, October 19th, 1859. W. P. Smith. Richardson and Wollett are both doing well, neither of them dangerously wounded. Wollett...