1865 Letter Written by Union General Henry W. Slocum / SOLD

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1865 Letter Written by Union General Henry W. Slocum – Inventory Number: DOC 349 / SOLD
1865 letter written by Union General Henry W. Slocum (1827-1894) discussing a matter regarding an upcoming election. During the war, Slocumb served as Major-General and successfully defended Culp’s Hill at Gettysburg. In 1864, he was the first Union General to enter Atlanta after its fall. Signed by Slocum at base.
Inventory Number: DOC 349 / SOLD

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A sepia portrait of a uniformed man is displayed above an 1865 letter written by Union General Henry W. Slocum (SOLD).
A handwritten letter dated Christmas 1865 by Union General Henry W. Slocum, politely requesting election documents and expressing gratitude. / SOLD.
A handwritten letter on aged paper with faint cursive reads "Maj. Gen. Slocum" and "Dec. 10, 1865" at the top; this is the 1865 Letter Written by Union General Henry W. Slocum / SOLD.
Black and white portrait of Union General Henry W. Slocum in uniform with epaulets, distinctive mustache, and wavy hair, featuring his signature and title below. 1865 letter written by Slocum / SOLD.

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