Cabarrus COUNTY, NC - MISC - Lenard ALmon Letter Aprile 14th 1863


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                                                                                                                           Camp Gregg Va
                                                    April 14th 1863

Dear wife
It is with pleasure that I seat my self to drop a few lines in order to let you 
know That I am well at the present time and hoping when those few lines 
comes to hand tha May find you all well and enjoying you selves fine.  I 
received your ?ind leter and was glad to hare hare from you all a gane.  I 
received your leter last week and red it with pleasure to hare from you all. I 
havt nothing to write at this time that would be very intrust to read.  We went 
on picket yesterday and the yanks has most all gon but I can’t tell whair.  The 
air gonto som ses the air crossing the river a bov fredricksburg but I can’t tell 
whether it is tru or not.  Som ses we will have to fight heare bee fore long but I 
can’t tell nothing a bout it.  The say the say the air crossing up at the 
unitedstates ford.  I can’t tell Whither that is true or not, for there is so mutch 
talk I don’t when I hare the truth.  I want You tell fatherinlaw to write, if he 
don’t Iwill hav to get a holt of him som time.  I wold like to hare from him and 
I want him to write and let me hare from him.  So I will hav to very short leter 
for the want of som thing to write to write. We cant hare nothing new at all 
these times. I want you to write often and fale not in doing so.  I remain you 
husban untell death.
Lenard Almon to
                                Caroline Almon