• Transcribe
  • Translate

Frank Malcom letters, 1865

1865-01-18 Page 03

More information
  • digital collection
  • archival collection guide
  • transcription tips
 
Saving...
at this season of the year rainy and cold. the weather now is very fine, but there is no telling how long it will remain so. Since I have been writing we Recd.. orders to moove in the morning. I do not Know whither we will moove by land or go on Transports, if we go on Transports we will dis-embark at Beaufort, if we moove by land we will it is thought moove onto Charleston. I will endever to write to you as often as I Can during the Campaign, was in hopes i would hear from you before we mooved again but that cannot be now, believing that you write to me often and that I will receive a fine lot of mail soon makes me still Hope I must now close for I will be Kept busy until a late hour packing up. pleas remember me to all & especialy Mother & Mary. Hugh N. Hughes & family
 
Civil War Diaries and Letters