Re: Respite at Fort Carlisle

Posted by Sgt. Toot on March 13, 2000 at 08:24:47:

In Reply to: Respite at Fort Carlisle posted by Cpl. M.A. MacWilliam on March 12, 2000 at 19:17:54:

Dear Malcolm,
Praise be that you are well. I just read your dispatch and was pleased to hear from you.Please be on constant guard with that Girty still about.
I have heard after our meeting yesterday that I may indeed be travelling south to Fort Frederick in the late spring. It was good to see Seamus again. Col. Weiser has also told us that we will be sending a detachment to Augusta for a short time. I am hoping that I will be able to accompany Adjutant Kern to Augusta and return in time to head south.
I will indeed alert my men to ask for the where abouts of Many Flags and Three Tales and if I come in contact with them to invite them to any comforts I can offer.
I have not yet met your Aunt Maggie nor her husband but will
endeavor to do so next time I am in the Allemangel area. My patrols keep us constantly busy and I can only hope that our powder and flints soon come!
I must tell you what a delight the lass Nancy was. I believe Seamus would be a very happy man were he to take her as his bride. Time will tell.
I fear that Col. Weiser did not appear well yesterday and I can only pray that whatever affliction was present be be relieved soon. We need his sound judgement.
I must see to my men's needs so till next time, God's speed.
At Fort Henry,
Sgt. Toot

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: Dear Malcolm,
:      Praise be that you are well. I just read your dispatch and was pleased to hear from you.Please be on constant guard with that Girty still about.
:      I have heard after our meeting yesterday that I may indeed be travelling south to Fort Frederick in the late spring. It was good to see Seamus again. Col. Weiser has also told us that we will be sending a detachment to Augusta for a short time. I am hoping that I will be able to accompany Adjutant Kern to Augusta and return in time to head south.
:      I will indeed alert my men to ask for the where abouts of Many Flags and Three Tales and if I come in contact with them to invite them to any comforts I can offer.
:      I have not yet met your Aunt Maggie nor her husband but will
: endeavor to do so next time I am in the Allemangel area. My patrols keep us constantly busy and I can only hope that our powder and flints soon come!
:      I must tell you what a delight the lass Nancy was. I believe Seamus would be a very happy man were he to take her as his bride. Time will tell.
:      I fear that Col. Weiser did not appear well yesterday and I can only pray that whatever affliction was present be be relieved soon. We need his sound judgement.
:      I must see to my men's needs so till next time, God's speed.
: At Fort Henry,
: Sgt. Toot
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