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Notes: Meeting with Noah Brooks
No full textSpeaks of how he, Noah Brooks, knew Lincoln in Springville in 185
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-06-30
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated June 30, 1862. Noah wrote while stationed at Camp Big Springs, near Corinth, Mississippi. After a series of promotions and resignations in the regiment, Noah expected to advance in rank as well. The regiment camped in fertile surroundings with ample provisions. Noah addressed legal and personal matters back home
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1864-06-09
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated June 9, 1864. Noah wrote from near Acworth, Georgia. His regiment was assembling supplies for another move in the Atlanta Campaign. Rations were low, but Noah was in good health and longed for his family
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-02-08
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated February 8, 1862. Noah wrote from Camp Thomson, Michigan, the headquarters of his regiment, as they awaited marching orders. Noah missed his wife and asked her to take care of some matters at his law practice in their hometown of Lapeer, Michigan
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1864-05-02
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated May 2, 1864. Noah wrote from Shelbyville, Tennessee on his way to rejoin his regiment after a furlough. There was no battle, as expected, the previous night. Noah hoped for an end to marching and wanted a "pleasant place" to stop at and hold
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1864-08-13
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated August 13, 1864. Noah wrote from near Atlanta, Georgia during the Union siege of the city. The Confederate troops were determined to keep fighting. Union communication and ration lines remained open. Noah asked after his children and his hometown of Lapeer, Michigan
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-07-08
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated July 8, 1862. Noah wrote while stationed in Mississippi. Noah was distraught over Emily's handling of a tax matter back home. He also described the experiences of fellow soldiers and their wives in camp
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-11-16
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated November 16, 1862. Noah wrote from near Nashville, Tennessee. Mail lines had reopened, and Noah had gotten caught up with family and legal matters back home in Lapeer, Michigan
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-09-13
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated September 13, 1862. Noah wrote from Nashville, Tennessee after a harsh march of 180 miles, all while fighting off guerilla attacks. The army was retreating and their mail and supplies had been cut off. Noah also wrote about business matters back home in Lapeer, Michigan
Noah Hart letter to Emily Hart, 1862-10-03
No full textLetter from Captain Noah Hart of the 10th Michigan Infantry to his wife Emily. Dated October 3 and 14, 1862. Noah wrote from Nashville, Tennessee, still cut off from mail and supplies. Most of the army's work involved picket duty and foraging. Noah was in excellent health and longed for his family
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