Letters and diary entries from the corresponding day in the Civil War posted from the holdings of Special Collections, University of Virginia Library.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
1862 May 16 Camp at mouth of East River, Va.
[from the diary of James Dinsmore Templeton, musician and private in the 23rd Ohio]
Friday, May 16, 1862
Guard mounting &
Parade
Have done nothing this
day. Considerable
skirmishing up the River
Were called out by
the long roll in line
of Battle a false alarm
Hear that the 34 Regt
had a skirmish yesterday
eve resulting in the Rebels
defeat - 50 stand[?] prisners taken
Had Letters from Miss
Campbell & John M Templeton
Wrote to John Templeton
Cloudy with slight
showers.
MSS 10317
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