Box 1
Contains 36 Results:
Feb. 23, 1863. U.S. Army Hospital, Baltimore. He is better and expects to rejoin his regiment soon.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Apr. 11, 1863. Camp, 5th Maine Regt. His cold is still bad. He has not been paid in six months.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Aug. 10, 1863. Kelly’s Ford, Va. He has noted the drafting of persons he knows at home.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Sep. 24, 1863. Camp near Culpepper, Va. His unit has received orders to move to the front.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Apr. 24, 1864. New Orleans, La. He is now working at a soldier redistribution center, in good quarters, and hopes his field duties are over.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Mar. 15, 186-? Camp Franklin. Their unit is to march to reinforce Burnside.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Dec. 15, 186[4] Jessups Cut. with 150,000 troops in Virginia, surely victory can't be far off.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
May 26, 186-? Rockport, Mass. They are drilling with 85 men in the company.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Photoplate of Cyrus Berry.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
Photos (2) on card stock-Cyrus Plummer Berry.
The papers consist of twenty-five letters and thirty-four family photographs. The letters date from 1857 — when Berry served aboard a whaling ship in the South Atlantic — through his service with the 5th Maine during the Civil War.
