CIVIL WAR POSTCARD TRANSCRIPTION, NEW YORK

Copyright (c) 2001 by Thomas L. Dunne (dunne1@usadatanet.net).

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Transcribed by Thomas L Dunne, descendant of Mortimer S Tyrel, who is the brother of the
Charles M Tyrel of the 22nd New York Inf.

                                                               Georgetown Oct 21st 62

Mortimer Dear Brother I suspose you have got home how did you find Oscar I was very lonesome
after you left and for a few days I was worse but I am better now I have been down in the town
twice so you see that I am doing well it is quite cold here now I have got some new cloths and
I can keep warm enough Green sent the paper that you wrote to him about but it will do no good
for Dr Brown says he will give no furloughs for if he does he will have to give to all in the
hospital and then he will have no patients left I shall wait till I get my pay and then try
again give my respects to all yourstry 

C M Tyrel