"Jennie" letter Guide to the "Jennie" letter PLACEHOLDER

Guide to the "Jennie" letter PLACEHOLDER


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Special Collections Research Center

spcoll@wm.edu

Mark Brady

Repository
Special Collections Research Center
Identification
PLACEHOLDER
Title
"Jennie" letter 1864-01-08
Quantity
.1 Linear Feet, 1 legal sized folder
Language
English .

Administrative Information

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Preferred Citation

"Jennie" letter, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.


Biographical / Historical

"Jennie" was a woman living in Norfolk, VA. Her letter references a husband that she reunited with in Philadelphia. Her letter describes the harsh conditions in Norfolk at the time.

Scope and Contents

The item is a single letter dated January 8, 1864, from Union-controlled Norfolk, VA. The writer, "Jennie," describes reuniting with her husband in Philadelphia and the difficult circumstances in Norfolk at the time.

Arrangement

The collection is a single item arranged into 1 folder.