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Civil War: 1864 Cover to Frank Barnes, Confederate POW, Great Note From Censor

$ 105.6

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Place of Origin: United States
  • Grade: F/VF (Fine/Very Fine)
  • Certification: Guaranteed Genuine
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  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
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  • Quality: Used

    Description

    Great message written in pencil on the back: "Letter Examiner would prefer the young lady should testify her appreciation by writing on larger paper with
    black ink
    and refrain from cross baring. The letter is no longer enclosed, old ink stain
    Addressed Lt. Frank Barnes or Capt. R. Bingham, Co. G, 56 Va Regt Vol. Henderson, Kentucky to Point Lookout, Maryland. Pencilled "Chas. H. Walker, ex-Officer censored writing on back. No letter enclosed, edge wear
    Francis Cargill Barnes
    Residence Wylliesburg, Charlotte County VA;  Enlisted on 7/12/1861 at Charlotte, VA as a Private. On 7/12/1861 he mustered into "G" Co. VA 56th Infantry
    He was listed as:
    * POW 7/3/1863 Gettysburg, PA (Captured at stone wall.)
    * Confined 7/6/1863 Fort McHenry, MD
    * Confined 7/18/1863 Johnson's Island, OH
    * Confined 7/22/1863 Fort Delaware, DE
    * Confined 7/16/1864 Old Capitol Prison, Washington, DC (Here he is at Point Lookout in Maryland)
    * Confined 1/1/1865 Hilton Head, SC (One of the "Immortal 600")
    * Oath Allegiance 6/12/1865 Hilton Head, SC (Released)
    Promotions:
    * 2nd Lieut 5/3/1862 (Elected)
    * 1st Lieut 12/22/1862
    GUARANTEED TO BE OLD & ORIGINAL & GENUINE
    USA shipping is .00 (Insured)  and we will combine
    Foreign Shipping is .00 (Registered) and we will combine
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