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H. M. Misemer to wife Martha, July 24, 1864, page 1
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July 24th 64 Decatur Ala sunday morning My Dear Wife I received a letter from you last night and was glad to hear from you once more but I am always sorrw to hear of you being in troubel but I don't want you to conseal your troubels from me . I want to know all, so that I can sympathise with and pray for you I always think of you either in prayer trouble or pleasure I have no troubels about any thing only you and my childr -en I know you think a soldier has a hard time, in this you are mistaken I see a much easier time here than I every did at home as far as work and hardship is concerned it is true I have to go at the command of others but I have got used to that and dont care as much as I did at first and when I
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In this letter of July 24, 1864, Henry Marshall Misemer (1832-1865) writes his "Dear wife," Martha J. Misemer, from Decatur, Alabama. He lets her know that he received her letter and although he is sorry to hear of her troubles, he is glad that she shares them with him so he can sympathize and pray. He tells her that his time as a soldier is much easier than work at home and if it wasn't for her and the children, he would prefer being in the army. He tells her that they had a foolish order to go after General Roddy, but he was not there and they had to march back. He assures her that the officers and other soldiers are very kind to him.
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