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Two Letters from Captain Eli Freeman

Submitted by Steve Bailey; vetted and edited by Cheri Todd Molter The following is a transcription from an article entitled “War Time Letters,” which was published in The Messenger and Intelligencer on Thursday, May 19, 1898.  “We are pleased to offer to our readers,...

The Story of William Boon

Written by Attorney David Warren Boone and Judge James F. Ammons, Jr. (Grandsons of Gilbert Wayner Boone); Vetted by Kobe M. Brown and Edited by Cheri Todd Molter Based on Oral Tradition and Research William Boon’s role in the Civil War has been something of a family...

“Probably you have been thinking that I had gone to war, but I have not gone yet…but when I go it will be…by the consent of you and Pa.”: Transcriptions of Letters Written by William H. Call, a Chapel Hill Student from Davie County

Submitted by Linda Barnette; Vetted and edited by Cheri Todd Molter; Transcriptions copied by Alisone Warlick Carr and Kobe M. Brown William H. Call was born in Davie County in 1842. His parents were Henry R. Call and Martha Frost Call. In 1861, William was a student...

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