Friday, November 26, 2010

Monday [November] 28 [1864]

Very fine day good
breeze and we are making
good time on our
way home we Passed Fort Palaskis last
evening just as they
fired the Sunset Gun

Fort Pulaski, Ga., guards the sea approach to Savannah

Sunday [November] 27 [1864]

Another lovely Sabbath
morn it finds me in
prety good health and on
board of one of the
United States [steaners?]
left for Annapolis at 4
PM

Saturday, November 26, 1864

the Rebs took us
on board of their flag
of truce boat and took
us down the bay to
our boats where we
got rations and new
clothes and a good wash.

Friday [November] 25 [1864]

one day I have
Skiped this week

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Thursday [Nobember] 24 [1864]

was examined this
morn and Passed they
took Five Hundred Sick
and marched us to Head
Quarters to [?]

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Wednesday, November 23, 1864

another cold night
and here we are at
Savannah all kinds of
Stories afloat about the
exchange drew beef this
morn I got cheated out
of mine rations to day

Monday, November 22, 2010

Tuesday [November] 22 [1864]

was up all night the
coldest night I ever saw
was up all night
bringing wood to keep from
Freesang drew [?] hard
tack & spoonfuls of
Molasses

Friday, November 19, 2010

Monday [November] 21 [1864]

no rations to day
we left this evening
went to the depot
and stayed till
midnight took cars for
Savannah arrived at 4 AM
very cold got of the cars and
^'camped right at the depot.'

Sunday, November 20, 1864

cold and cloudy big
breakfast this morning
Avery left to day feeling
well

Saturday [November] 19 [1864]

cloudy and warm this
morn Avery was
examined last night
and Passed Started to
day but did not go they
took on thousand

Pvt. Charles E. Avery of Co. A. Captured 5/5/1864 at the Wilderness

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Friday [November] 18 [1864]

One thousand
left to day for exchange
they go to Savannah
the Doctors was in
again examining to
day they take 25 out of
A Division

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Monday, November 15, 2010

Tuesday [November] 15 [1864]

One Thousand of
sick and wounded
was taken to the depot
but had to come
back for want of
Transportation are
to go on Friday

Mnday, November 14, 1864

cold and windy
went for wood

Sunday [November] 13 [1864]

A fine day the Reb
Surgeon examined
the sick and wounded
did not reach ours

Saturday [November] 12 [1864]

c9old and the wind
blows A Perfect gale

Friday, November 11, 1864

cloudy and cold
no more news about
the exchange

Thursday [November] 10 [1864]

it was raining when
I awoke up this morn
but faired awarr [?]
about 10 Oclock
and was very warm

Wednesday [November] 9 [1864]

A fine day not very
well fixed my tent
to day

Friday, November 5, 2010

Tuesday, November 8, 1864

A fine day went to the
Presidential Election
Lincon got 930 Majority
big thing for Prisoners to
do Rumors of an
Exchange

Monday [November] 7 [1864]

another lovely day and
here we are ar at camp
Lorten without Shelter
of any kind no
money or Friends

Sunday [November] 6 [1864]

A little warmer to
day did have no tent
yet hard night

Saturday, November 5, 1864

got about 5 hours sleep
last night got up
and found the
wind blowing perfect
gale from the North
just was put in
Prison about 7 AM

Friday [November] 4 [1864]

arrived at Macon
at 4 AM stoped
about one hour
took the Savannah
road arrived at
Lorten 10 AM got out
of the cars and marched
up to the
rison

Camp Lawton on the railroad line going to Savannah and was located in Millen, Ga.

Thursday [November] 3 [1864]

got orders this morn
to be ready to
leave at 11 Oclock
AM but did not
leave until 9 Oclock
PM

Tuesday, November 1, [1864]

cloudy and warm

Wednesday, November 2, 1864

a fine day we
expected to leave to
day but did not