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PA Civil War Volunteer Soldiers' DiariesLetter written to the Philadelphia Hospital Volunteer, Mary Brady, from Joseph Winters in VirginiaCAMP NEAR BELLE PLAIN, VA., January 19, 1863. Mrs. Mary Brady Dear Friend : There is one of my comrades in the West Philadelphia Hospital (Ward H) by the name of Harry Griffin. I wish you would be so kind as to call and see him as you make your daily rounds. You are engaged in a good work in visiting the afflicted, and by contributing to their wants ; and surely you will reap your reward in good season, and God will bless you. Every true soldier you have helped shall remember you with respect and gratitude. I shall always remember you myself with deep feelings of gratitude, and I shall never forget the kindness bestowed on me by the ladies. " A friend in need is a friend indeed." My arm is still sore. Believe me to be, madam, yours truly, JOSEPH A. WINTERS, CO. B, 7th Regiment Pa. Vol. |
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