Peter Faulk letters (MMS-1644)

This digital collection provides access to copies of the Peter Faulk letters (MMS-1644), which date from 1862-1863 and document Faulk's military service during the American Civil War. Faulk was from Stark County, Ohio and served in Co.C, 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry.

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Each handwritten letter is accompanied by an associated typed transcript.

The original letters are also available to view onsite at the CAC. View the full collection catalog record.

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Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve M. Platt

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve M. Platt about his health, the state of the army, and the health of friends.

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve about God, the war, secessionists, and the location of Camp Massilon.

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve Platt

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve Platt about his health, the weather, the high cost of various items, and the war.

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve

Letter from Peter R. Faulk to his sister Eve about his ill health, the movements of his Regiment, the weather, and the desertion of troops.

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