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Ben W. Brumfield

Untranscribed 1862

November

Wensday 18 visited the hospital
prayed with the Sick walked over to
the Station our supplies come to the
Station by Rail way
held prayr meeting to night
in camp in the open air.
had a good time

Thursday 19 rode over to the
87 Pa Saw chaplain Elerhart
who was with me in prison. I meet
with four chaplains at
the Station. namely Chaplain Steward
102 Pa. Uelster 6 Vermont. Roberts
16 Vermont Mack 3 Vermont
Frank Footers who is captain
and one Gen French Stall called to
see me a fierce Looking young man

Friday 20 visited the Christian
communion room at the
Station and got some religious papers
for distribution amongst the men
visited the hospital talked and prayed
with the Sick one of our Lieu
a German reformer was much concerned
about his sole in the afternoon the
major and I rode over to the 2d Corps

Untranscribed 1862

November

Wensday 18 visited the hospital
prayed with the Sick walked over to
the Station our supplies come to the
Station by Rail way
held prayr meeting to night
in camp in the open air.
had a good time

Thursday 19 rode over to the
87 Pa Saw chaplain Elerhart
who was with me in prison. I meet
with four chaplains at
the Station. namely Chaplain Steward
102 Pa. Uelsten(?) 6 Vermont. Roberts
16 Vermont Mack 3 Vermont
Frank Fortess who is captain
and one Gen French Stall called to
see me a fierce Looking young man

Friday 20 visited the Christian
commons room at the
Station and got some religious papers
for distribution amongst the men
visited the hospital talked and prayed
with the Sick one of our Lieu
a German reformer was much concerned
about his sole in the afternoon the
major and I rode over to the 2d Corps