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Estabrooks, Elisha Henry, 1844- / Letters, 1862
SC 1083 ([unpublished])

Estabrooks, Elisha
[Transcribed letter from Elisha Estabrooks to his father, Robert Estabrooks: Camp Washburn, April 13, 1864] 


Camp Washburn
April 13, 1864
*ather we have orders
to martch next monday
I did not noe for
shure untill now.
father I should liketo
have you come down
here if Lo COYPU
I think now that
we will go without
fail. I was out on
petrole last night
and I havent got up
yet
I am in bed. So
TumbFciame over
here to get me to
pack A letter and I
thought I would send
this with his.
Father that is all
at present so good
By
I have no doubts
but what we will
leave here monday next
so Tumby wants you
to pack his ax slings
straps and ropes and send
them down to Milwaukee
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