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| + | College of William and Mary | ||
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| + | (Founded 1693.) | ||
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| + | Williamsburg, Va. Jan. 14th 1888. | ||
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| + | This is | ||
| + | to certify that W.N.C. Hinecock(?) Cog. was indeed | ||
| + | in detached service in the December of 1864 with | ||
| + | Major John Brantin(?), by General R.S. Ewell, then | ||
| + | in Command of Richmond & its vicinity, and remained | ||
| + | on this duty until the end of the War. While | ||
| + | on this service, he was requested by the James City | ||
| + | Artillery to become their 1st Lieutenant. that position | ||
| + | was being filled at the time, & an appreciation was | ||
| + | (prewarned?) & recommended by Gen. Ewell, to the War Department | ||
| + | & it would certainly have been favorably acted on, had | ||
| + | (not) the war terminated soon after it was receieved | ||
| + | by the War Department. | ||
| + | Benj. S. Ewell, | ||
| + | (Jan(?) 1865) Colonel, & A.A. General, | ||
| + | commandant(?) army.(?) | ||
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"This item is currently being transcribed by a volunteer. We look forward to making the full-text of the document available soon."
College of William and Mary
(Founded 1693.)
Williamsburg, Va. Jan. 14th 1888.
This is
to certify that W.N.C. Hinecock(?) Cog. was indeed in detached service in the December of 1864 with Major John Brantin(?), by General R.S. Ewell, then in Command of Richmond & its vicinity, and remained on this duty until the end of the War. While on this service, he was requested by the James City Artillery to become their 1st Lieutenant. that position was being filled at the time, & an appreciation was (prewarned?) & recommended by Gen. Ewell, to the War Department & it would certainly have been favorably acted on, had (not) the war terminated soon after it was receieved by the War Department.
Benj. S. Ewell,
(Jan(?) 1865) Colonel, & A.A. General,
commandant(?) army.(?)
