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 points, the family name is spelled Moseley, Mosley, and Mosely.