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Curley, William, Photographs and Letters

Portrait of William Curley

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Title	Curley, William, Photographs and Letters
Creator	Curley, William
Description	A collection of letters written by or to William Curley, of Osage County, Missouri in 1862. Curley mustered into Co. D of the 33rd Regiment of the Missouri Volunteers at Benton Barracks in August of 1862. The Captain of his Regiment was Captain McKee, and his Commanding General was General Schofield. There wree no active involvements with th enemy during the time of the letters. Topics discussed in the letters include enrollment bonuses, health of the troops, Curley's shoulder pain and ineptness of the company surgeon to help him, and a rebel raid on a supply wagon train.
Subject.LCSH	United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Health aspects Bounties, Military--United States.
Keywords	Curley, William; Osage County, Missouri; 33rd Regiment Missouri Volunteers; Civil War; Soldiers; Money; Health; Sickness
Original Format	Manuscript (document genre)
Collection Number	Curley, William, Photographs and Letters
Collection Name	Curley, William, Photographs and Letters
Language	eng
Contributing Institution	Osage County Historical Society
Publisher	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Rights	This material is protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). It may not be cited without acknowledgment to Osage County Historical Society.

Title	Portrait of William Curley
Description	A collection of letters written by or to William Curley, of Osage County, Missouri in 1862. Curley mustered into Co. D of the 33rd Regiment of the Missouri Volunteers at Benton Barracks in August of 1862. The Captain of his Regiment was Captain McKee, and his Commanding General was General Schofield. There wree no active involvements with th enemy during the time of the letters. Topics discussed in the letters include enrollment bonuses, health of the troops, Curley's shoulder pain and ineptness of the company surgeon to help him, and a rebel raid on a supply wagon train.
Subject.LCSH	United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Health aspects Bounties, Military--United States.
Keywords	Curley, William; Osage County, Missouri; 33rd Regiment Missouri Volunteers; Civil War; Soldiers; Money; Health; Sickness
Original Format	Manuscript (document genre)
Collection Number	Curley, William, Photographs and Letters
Collection Name	Curley, William, Photographs and Letters
Language	eng
Contributing Institution	Osage County Historical Society
Publisher	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Rights	This material is protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). It may not be cited without acknowledgment to Osage County Historical Society.

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