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Collection Reference Number GLC03523.05.14
From Archive Folder Collection of brothers James and Theodore Goold [Decimalized .01-.23] Collection of letters to Albert Gillett [Decimalized .24- .31] 
Title James Goold to Abby Goold regarding his brothers return to his regiment and his tents mates attempts to be more religious
Date 21 April 1863
Author Goold, James (b. 1842)  
Recipient Goold, Abby  
Document Type Correspondence
Content Description Reports that brother Theodore has gone back to his regiment. Writes that he is glad Theodore has returned, as he speculates there were many temptations in his life in Philadelphia. Tells her that the weather is nice and "the few peach trees that there are about here are in blossom, and the little grass that remains is quite green and handsome." Also reports on his tent-mates who are trying to become more religious, beginning with their attempts to "leave off swearing." Written in graphite.
Subjects Civil War  Military History  Union Forces  Union Soldier's Letter  Soldier's Letter  Children and Family  Agriculture and Animal Husbandry  Military Camp  Religion  
People Goold, James E. (b. 1842)  Goold, Abby (fl. 1820-1862)  
Place written Falmouth, Virginia
Theme The American Civil War; Religion
Sub-collection Papers and Images of the American Civil War
Additional Information James Goold enlisted on 29 August 1862 at Macedon, NY as a Private. He was mustered into "F" Co. NY 25th Infantry. On 19 June 1863 he was transferred into "I" Co. NY 44th Vet Infantry.
Copyright The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Module Civil War, Reconstruction and the Modern Era: 1860-1945
Civil War: Recipient Relationship Mother  
Civil War: Theater of War Main Eastern Theater  
Civil War: Unit 25th New York Infantry, F Company