4th Virginia Cavalry
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Letter, 17 May 1864.
Accession 42336. 3 pages.
Library of Va.
Letter, 17 May 1864, from Samuel Reuben Nuckols, 4th Virginia Cavalry, to an unknown individual, concerning the welfare of an acquaintance in another unit who has been taken prisoner.
He also mentions the status of two other soldiers, William H. Woodson of the 15th Virginia Infantry, and Martin A. Waldrop, who was also serving in the 4th Virginia Cavalry.
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Letter, 17 May 1864.
Accession 42336. 3 pages.
Library of Va.
Letter, 17 May 1864, from Samuel Reuben Nuckols, 4th Virginia Cavalry, to an unknown individual, concerning the welfare of an acquaintance in another unit who has been taken prisoner.
He also mentions the status of two other soldiers, William H. Woodson of the 15th Virginia Infantry, and Martin A. Waldrop, who was also serving in the 4th Virginia Cavalry.
4th Virginia Cavalry
===
Letter, 17 May 1864.
Accession 42336. 3 pages.
Library of Va.
Letter, 17 May 1864, from Samuel Reuben Nuckols, 4th Virginia Cavalry, to an unknown individual, concerning the welfare of an acquaintance in another unit who has been taken prisoner.
He also mentions the status of two other soldiers, William H. Woodson of the 15th Virginia Infantry, and Martin A. Waldrop, who was also serving in the 4th Virginia Cavalry.
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Letter, 17 May 1864.
Accession 42336. 3 pages.
Library of Va.
Letter, 17 May 1864, from Samuel Reuben Nuckols, 4th Virginia Cavalry, to an unknown individual, concerning the welfare of an acquaintance in another unit who has been taken prisoner.
He also mentions the status of two other soldiers, William H. Woodson of the 15th Virginia Infantry, and Martin A. Waldrop, who was also serving in the 4th Virginia Cavalry.
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