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1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville
1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville

1864 Confederate letter Theophilus Paxton 23rd Virginia wounded Chancellorsville

$ 50.16

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    Description

    April 28, 1864 Confederate letter written by soldier Theophilus Paxton (1842-1865) who served in Co. F 23rd Va Infantry and was wounded at Chancellorsville. It reads in part:"There is no news of importance. We expect to leave camp soon. I have today been baptised. I feel happy knowing that it is the command of our saviour. I send you a certificate which I wish you to present to the Lexington church. There were 8 baptised beside myself. There was some 30 converts at 10th Va Rgt." Authentic Civil War letter. Us shipping and bidders only. Shipped with USPS First Class Package.