Scope and Content From the Collection: This collection contains photocopies of the papers of Brigader General Adin B. Underwood. The papers include personal correspondence with transcriptions, Underwood's Union Army pension records, and a detailed history of the 33rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, Union Army, in which Underwood served. Dating 1861 to 1865, the correspondence includes photocopies and transcriptions of letters written to General Underwood in Tennessee and Washington, D.C., by his wife Jane in...

Abstract

Letter written to mother with instructions to distribute photographs Gray recently had taken of himself.

Abstract

Henry writing to his father to update him about his movements since he last wrote.

Abstract

Henry writing to his father to tell him of his movements and his difficulty in obtaining a furlough.

Abstract

Henry providing his father with an update as to his movements and asking if he could send him some papers.

Abstract

Henry writing to tell his father of his movements up to Massachusetts.

Abstract

Henry writing home to his father to inform him about his well being and sending him money.

Abstract

Letter to father discussing news and possible movement of his battalion.

Abstract

Gray writes to his father to tell him that he was drafted again and that he had found out the name of the man mother was inquiring about.

Abstract

Henry writing his father to give him an update on his location and to inform him about his future plans.