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Came to the Untied States
when he came to the usJohn Garibaldi came to the united states in 1851. Also when he came to the united states he served 3rd sargent in the Civil War. January 1 wasnt the date though, The date wasnt givin.but he did come in 1851. -
John Garibaldi was enlisted
enlisted to the warJohn Garibaldi enlisted in war in may 1861 (didnt say what day it was) -
Wrote his Wife a letter in Camp Stevenson, Virginia
Camp Stevenson, Virginia, December 30, 1861 They left camp monday and marched to Potomac river they where brecking down the dam at Williamsport they remained for four days beacking down the dam to dry the
water in the Ohio and Chesapeake canal so as to prevent provisions being carried into Washington by that road. Working at the darkest time of night to prevent getting shot by the yankees on the other side. he wrote the letter at Camp Stevenson Virgina. -
He married Sarah Ann Virginia Poore on September 1862
Married!!he became married to his fiance Sarah Ann Poore -
Wrote to his wife, Sarah. At Camp Bailor
Camp Allen, Clarke County, VAHe was telling his wife that he is doing well but it is very hard to get paper to write, envelops or postage stamps also. He was also saying that he was getting paid 150$ and that he would send her 130$ by a letter -
Camp Winder wrote to his wife
letter # he said he has sent her sixty seven dollars since he has been in the Company and he would like to know whether she received the money or not. he also said that he doesnt know if he can visit home and says that it is very doubtful that he will be able to -
Letter to his wife
[Jefferson davis ](<a href='http://www.civilwar.org/education/history/warfare-and-logistics/warfare/richmond.html)' >(Letter #30) </a>He was telling his wife that all of the troops have returned to the camp and settled down again, that there was nothing but a yankee raid trying to take Richmond and burn it relieve the yankee prisoners and hang Jeferson Davis, but they failed -
Wrote his Wife at Camp Stone Wall Brigade
Letter #33he is telling her that he is okay and about how the troops have been cheered up by the victories that the army has lately achieved in North Carolina and in Transmississippi Department. -
