William A. Dunmore and William Webb to Thomas E. Bramlette

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KYR-0002-024-0125

Document Genre

Correspondence

Repository

Kentucky Department of Military Affairs

Collection

1st - 20th Regiments Kentucky Infantry Primary Source Documents

Item Location

Box 8, Folder 19th Ky. Inf. - Misc

Place of Creation

New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana

Date of Creation

1 July 1865

Dates Mentioned

1865-07-01

1865-06-19

1865

1865-07-19

William A. Dunmore and William Webb to Thomas E. Bramlette, 1 July 1865, 1st - 20th Regiments Kentucky Infantry Primary Source Documents, Box 8, Folder 19th Ky. Inf. - Misc, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0002-024-0125, (accessed April 25, 2024).

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Barracks Hospital New Orleans July 1^st ^/65^
Gov Bramlett

Dear Sir, Having written to you June 19^th concerning L. B. Collins of your State; Not knowing there were others as bad as he or worse Suffering with sickness by a feeble broken Constitution who are not fit for further Service and never will be We feel that your honor being informed of the true circumstances of their condition will call them home to their families and friends One W^m A Dunsmore Co H 19^th Kentucky Inf And W^m Webb Co A 19^th do do, W^m A Dunsmore is in this Hospital and W^m Webb is in Prison No 3 in the City As it seems these men were sent home on sick furlough Ordered to report ~~to Report~~ to Provomarshall at ~~Summerset~~ Somerset They done so according to orders But for the sake of 30 dollars Bounty the detective Regardless of their infirmities and to shield his iniquity avoided takeing
them as he ought to have done before Marshall Sawyer Took them to London before Marshall Hayes Mashall Hayes said they were not liable to punishment But that the Detective ought to have taken them. Before Provo Marshall Sawyer to whom prisoners or these sick men had been sending their reports to Through Dr Floyd of Harrison Pulaki County Kentucky And now that the Regmt is Mustered out of service and the War is over to punish sick men with such treatment for thirty Dollars per head is a shame and disgrace practised upon the innocent ~~men~~deserter for the sake of punishing the guilty

Therefore you must excuse me for my sympathy with that Union sentiment which exists in those States where there has been so much sacrifice of life and suffering during a four years war

From your most obedient Servants

W^m A Dunsmore, Co, H, 19,^th KY inft
W^m Webb Co A 19^th KY inft
Per O, P, Gates [...]urs in Hospital

The Governors of Wiscon New York have called home all their Sick and wounded we hope that others will do the same

Your Obedient, &c

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Barracks Hospital
New Orleans
July 1" 1865

Dunsmore W^m A} 19^t Ky
Webb W^m

To the Gov

Gives history of their cases -- Taken up as deserters, while in furlough, are unfit for service & desire to be called home. Governors of Wisconsin & New York have called all their sick home --

L B N^o 15 -- 1865 P. 312

Rec^d A. G O. July 19" 1865.

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