Allard Letters

The image shows a handwritten letter dated October 5, 1867, from Fort Monroe, Virginia, addressed to Mr. Allard in Findlay, Ohio. The letter communicates grave news regarding his son, John W. Allard, who is critically ill in a hospital with typhoid fever. The letter expresses the seriousness of his condition and suggests that he may not survive much longer, conveying deep concern and urgency. It is signed by Henry C. Shaw from Company F, 21st Infantry, stationed at Camp Hamilton near Fort Monroe, Virginia. The handwriting is in cursive, revealing the official and somber tone typical of correspondence from that period.

The image shows a handwritten letter dated October 5, 1867, from Fort Monroe, Virginia, addressed to Mr. Allard in Findlay, Ohio. The letter communicates grave news regarding his son, John W. Allard, who is critically ill in a hospital with typhoid fever. The letter expresses the seriousness of his condition and suggests that he may not survive much longer, conveying deep concern and urgency. It is signed by Henry C. Shaw from Company F, 21st Infantry, stationed at Camp Hamilton near Fort Monroe, Virginia. The handwriting is in cursive, revealing the official and somber tone typical of correspondence from that period.

Name/Title

Allard Letters

Entry/Object ID

2004.153.2

Description

Allard Civil War letter to Family October 5th 1867 Fort Monroe Virginia

Subject Person/Organization

Allard, John W.

Collection

Civil War

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Letter

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Correspondence

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Civil wars