He was a Confederate Soldier
CO I
32nd Infantry Regiment
VA TROOPS
===
White, Robert T. Letter, 29 March 1862. Accession 22390.
1 leaf. Photostat (negative)
Library of Va.
Letter, 29 March 1862, from Robert T. White (d. 1862), Company I, 32nd Virginia Infantry to his parents William Henry (1815-1890) and Harriet Frances White (1818-1884) of York County, Virginia.
Discussing his life in the army and the upcoming possibility of combat at the beginning of the Peninsular campaign.
He also offers advice to his family about what to do if Union soldiers arrive at their home.
===
CO I
32nd Infantry Regiment
VA TROOPS
===
White, Robert T. Letter, 29 March 1862. Accession 22390.
1 leaf. Photostat (negative)
Library of Va.
Letter, 29 March 1862, from Robert T. White (d. 1862), Company I, 32nd Virginia Infantry to his parents William Henry (1815-1890) and Harriet Frances White (1818-1884) of York County, Virginia.
Discussing his life in the army and the upcoming possibility of combat at the beginning of the Peninsular campaign.
He also offers advice to his family about what to do if Union soldiers arrive at their home.
===
He was a Confederate Soldier
CO I
32nd Infantry Regiment
VA TROOPS
===
White, Robert T. Letter, 29 March 1862. Accession 22390.
1 leaf. Photostat (negative)
Library of Va.
Letter, 29 March 1862, from Robert T. White (d. 1862), Company I, 32nd Virginia Infantry to his parents William Henry (1815-1890) and Harriet Frances White (1818-1884) of York County, Virginia.
Discussing his life in the army and the upcoming possibility of combat at the beginning of the Peninsular campaign.
He also offers advice to his family about what to do if Union soldiers arrive at their home.
===
CO I
32nd Infantry Regiment
VA TROOPS
===
White, Robert T. Letter, 29 March 1862. Accession 22390.
1 leaf. Photostat (negative)
Library of Va.
Letter, 29 March 1862, from Robert T. White (d. 1862), Company I, 32nd Virginia Infantry to his parents William Henry (1815-1890) and Harriet Frances White (1818-1884) of York County, Virginia.
Discussing his life in the army and the upcoming possibility of combat at the beginning of the Peninsular campaign.
He also offers advice to his family about what to do if Union soldiers arrive at their home.
===
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