Letters and diary entries from the corresponding day in the Civil War posted from the holdings of Special Collections, University of Virginia Library.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
1862 October 14 "Eudora," near Leesburg, Va.
[from the diary of Lt. John Tyler of Letcher's Artillery]
(Oct 14th) Again have to register a
cloudy morning. Feel rather better than did yesterday.
James went to Leesburg for Mrs P-. Miss L-
sent to borrow for me a Greek lexicon from
Rev. Mr Williams library. Jas. returned
with it, did not see Dr Jackson. Wrote let-
-ter this morning, to Jennie, Ma, & Uncle
Jas. This afternoon wrote Florrie & sent
off all the letters & a paper to Wheatland
to go by Mr Milton tomorrow morning.
Has continued cloudy all day but no rain.
Sat up this afternoon. Feel somewhat bet-
-ter, but very tired. Miss L- sat part the morning
with me and did me the favor to mend
my overcoat. Miss L. – Jeannette & Mrs P sat the
evening with me.
[transcript by Mary Roy Dawson Edwards]
MSS 6150
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