Letters and diary entries from the corresponding day in the Civil War posted from the holdings of Special Collections, University of Virginia Library.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
1862 May 7 Parisburg, Va.
[from the diary of James Dismore Templeton, musician and private in the 23rd Ohio]
Wednesday, May 7, 1862
Left camp at 7 oclock this
morning marched
28 miles to Parisburg
of Giles Ct.
Passed over a very som
[?] & picturesque road
Came about 11 miles on the
banks of the New River
Very fine mountain
scenery [?] found
much [?] . slept
for the night in Lawyers
office. Had supper at
the Hotel. Considerable stores
taken at this place
Mountain scenery at
this place magnifificent[sic]
Called & seen the daughter
of Mrs Allen. Rather foot
sore Clear pleasant.
MSS 10317
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