Title: [Lawrence] D. Clark, [William] W. Pelton, [Hiram] E. Perkins, [Dudley K.] Andross, [Oscar S.] Tuttle, [William] H. Boynton, [Joseph] Bush, [David B.] Peck, [Eben S.] Hayward, and Wm. Y. W. Ripley to John Wolcott Phelps
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Extent: 2 pages
Date Created: May 16, 1861
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Topics include the commanding officers of the 1st Regiment of the Vermont Volunteer Militia requesting the 1st Regiment be allowed to stay at the Willard Hotel.
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Language(s): English
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[Lawrence] D. Clark, [William] W. Pelton, [Hiram] E. Perkins, [Dudley K.] Andross, [Oscar S.] Tuttle, [William] H. Boynton, [Joseph] Bush, [David B.] Peck, [Eben S.] Hayward, and Wm. Y. W. Ripley to John Wolcott Phelps, Special Collections, University of Vermont, http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/cwuvmphelps03 (accessed May 25, 2013)
Transcription : Megan Resnick
Published by: University of Vermont, Bailey/Howe Library, Center for Digital
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2010-11-15
Dear Sir:-
The subscribers, commanding officers in the 1st Reg't. V. V. M., feeling anxious that their men should receive all the care compatable with their duties as soldiers, would respectfully request, if the matter is not already decided, that the Regiment be permittedd to quarter in the building know as Willard's Hotel.
Without any desire to arrogate to themselves any power not belonging to them, the subscribers would represent that by far a great majority of the men are anxious to go into these quarters and are ready to furnish the necessary funds for the monthly rent.
With the greatest respect for our commander, the subscribers hope that this request will be granted them.
Fort Monroe, Va, May, 16th, 1861-
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