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Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from Camp of the 97th Reg. N.Y.V. near B.P. Land's, Virginia, on January 29, 1863, to his grandmother

Letter written by Henry Welch, corporal in the 123rd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, to his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tanner, from Near Sandy Hook, Maryland, October 11, 1862

Letter written by Dwight W. Stannard, private in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment from Fort Corcoran, northern Virginia, on March 9, 1862, to his wife, Mrs. Dwight W. Stannard (Alma C. Simmons)

Letter written by Henry Welch, corporal in the 123rd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, to his uncle and aunt from Nashville, Tennessee, December 25, 1864

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, to his mother of Rome, New York, from Camp of the 97th Reg. N.Y.V. near Belle Plains, Virginia, April 10, 1863

Letter written by Henry Welch, corporal in the 123rd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from Camp near Kelly's Ford, Virginia, August 16, 1863, to his uncle and aunt, Franklin and Polly C. Tanner, of South Granville, Washington County, New York

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from Warrenton Junction, Virginia, 2.5 miles west of Catlett, Virginia, on July 4, 1862 to his sister, Eliza Cady

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from Camp of the 97th Reg. N.Y.V. near Belle Plains, Virginia, on April 14, 1863, to his mother, Mrs. Daniel Cady (Fidelia W. Palmer), of Rome, New York

Letter written by George W. Pearl, private in the 117th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company C and F, from Headquarters near Julian Creek, Virginia, June 18, 1863, to his father and mother, George A. and Marcia C. Pearl of Clinton, New York

Letter written by George W. Pearl, private in the 117th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company C and F, [no date]

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from In bivouac near Rappahannock, 4.5 miles below Falmouth, on Virginia, May 1, 1863, to his mother, Mrs. Daniel Cady (Fidelia W. Palmer), of Rome, New York

Letter written by George W. Pearl, private in the 117th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company C and F, from Point Lookout, Maryland, on October 25, 1864, to his father, George A. Pearl, of Clinton, New York

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, to his father, Daniel Cady, of Rome, New York

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, to his parents of Rome, New York, from Washington, District of Columbia, August 31, 1862

Letter written by Henry Welch, corporal in the 123rd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, from Nashville, Tennessee, on March 12, 1865, to his uncle and aunt, Franklin and Polly C. Tanner of South Granville, New York

Letter written by Eliza Cady from Rome, New York, on April 30, 1862 to her brother Lietutenant Rush P. Cady in Washington, District of Columbia

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, November 1, 1862

Letter written by George W. Pearl, private in the 117th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company C and F, from Camp near Fort Ripley, Maryland, on February 26, 1863, to his parents, George A. and Marcia C. Pearl, of Clinton, New York

Letter written by Rush P. Cady, lieutenant in the 97th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company K, near Fletcher's Chapel, Virginia, January 24, 1863, to his mother, Mrs. Daniel Cady (Fidelia W. Palmer), of Rome, New York

Letter written by George W. Pearl, private in the 117th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company C and F, from Fort Alexander, Virginia, October 5, 1862, to his father, George A. Pearl, of Clinton, New York

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