Scope and Contents Letters (1864-1865) from William Mosley to his wife, Louisa, while he was serving in Barnwell's Battery Light Artillery and stationed outside of Savannah in various camps where he was a surgeon. Although he tried to buy himself out of the army in exchange for supplying crops, he was still on duty in January 1865, aged 38. Five letters (1849-1850) are from Francis Fleming at home in Lincoln County, Georgia, to his daughter, Louisa, when she was in an Augusta boarding school. At various...