|
| |
|
 |
|
 1842 - 1861 (19 years)
-
| Name |
Wallace M. McPeak |
| Birth |
24 Apr 1842 |
(White County) Tennessee  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Military |
CSA Soldier |
| Death |
30 Aug 1861 |
Huntersville, Virginia |
- Died during the War of a fever...Joe L. McPeak
|
| Burial |
Simrell Cemetery, White County, Tennessee |
| Person ID |
I15510 |
The Hennessee Family |
| Last Modified |
20 Nov 2015 |
-
-
| Notes |
- Died during the War of a fever...Joe L. McPeak
- Abstracted from the UCGA | Volume XXXV | Number 4 | Winter 2010, page 26;
" Dear Mother,
I received your kind letter of the 21st withich afford me great pleasure & satisfaction to her that you' all was well. I am well and doing very well. I have had the measles but is well now. We are in camp with 8 to 10 thousand volunteers we all get along very well, everybody do pears to be freindly towards each other. I am very well satisfied better than I expected to be. We have plenty of every thing to eat but vegetables. Me & William Bob Grissom & Lawson Moore R., Moore Joe Pollard (Me & William, Bob Grissom & Lawson Moore & Joe Pollard*) mix to gather. We able to do very well only our cooking is not the best that I have ever eat on. Mother, you mention in your letter - you once thought that I would ten to forget you so soon - I appeal to you in the greatest earness that I have not for gotten you it and never will. I wood like to see you and all the rest of my brothers & sisters as ba bad as you all want to see me. Give my respects to all my inquiring frinds so nothing more at present bu remani you affectionate son until death.
Wallis McPeak Esq-"
|
-
|
|
|
|
