Letter from Linus Patrick to Bob Moore
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Title | Letter from Linus Patrick to Bob Moore |
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Subject | Patrick, Linus Anthony, d. 1864 |
Moore, Bob | |
Moore, Joseph | |
Description | Letter from Linus Patrick to Bob Moore ordering a pair of boots with Joseph Moore contributing his own boot-related demands. |
Creator | Patrick, Linus Anthony, d. 1864 |
Source | Linus Patrick correspondence; MMS-1157; Center for Archival Collections; University Libraries; Bowling Green State University |
Date | circa 1862-12 |
Contributor | Moore, Joseph |
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Format | Correspondence |
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Language | eng |
Identifier | mms01157_i00009 |
https://digitalgallery.bgsu.edu/items/show/32748 | |
Type | Text |
Bob Moore Jo & Jack both need a pair of boots & want you to make them for them these corn field gaiters the government furnishes are poor things for winter - make our boots & let the people at home wait & when the pay master comes around we will load you down with green backs - a heavy sole is best for army use - I can write nothing more for I am in a great hurry to get this in before the mail goes out Yours & C Bob if you get my boots made in time you must make the[m] plent[y] large & a very heavy sole with light tops Also Linuses the same "very large" please send those other things that Jack and I sent for. Tell those people that know so much about our things coming through to look to their own business. We are all firstrate - We have about 1 inch of snow on the ground & those gaiters are awful cold to the feel - we have gone into new quarters right in the centre of a 1,000 acre block where the Rebs could not find us in a month we have a Brush fence round us for rifle pits so they could not take us by surprise if they were to come across us in haste Joseph Moore |