Detroit July 25-/63 Capt A M Edwards Com of 24th Mich Dear Capt. The Dr. forbids all extra use + strain of either eye but this [ ? ] my anxiety to hear from the Regt. nor so great as to lead one to break this order + send this line of querie to you.
Edwards, Albert M. – July 21, 1863
Argentine July 21 1863 To Captain A M. Edwards [ ? ] 24th mich = vol sir will you please to inform me if my brother Elisha C. Reed of your company wheasre he is dead or live
Kalsaw, William – July 8, 1863
Baltimore, Maryland July 8th, 1863 Captain Edwards! Sir: I do here by notify you, and to let you know where I am. I am in Baltimore and treated very well. The ladies come to see us everyday and bring us something to eat, and dress our wounds. We have very fine beds. They were going to send me to Philadelphia at first, but the doctors thought it best for me to stay because I was not able to be transported. My wound is very bad.
Dillon, Richard S. – Photograph July 1, 1863
Photograph of Richard S. Dillon
Webster, Timothy O. – August 27, 1862
Head-Quarters 24th Michigan Infantry, Camp Barns, Detroit, August 27, 1862. This is to certify that Timothy O. Webster Enlisted on the twenty fourth day of July A.D. 1862, as a Private in Captain A. M. Edwards company, 24th Regiment Michigan Infantry, from the 2 ward Detroit, and at the date of the signing of this certificate is in the Military Service of the United States. A. M. Edwards, Captain.Henry A. Marrow, Colonel.
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