The following letter
is from William E. Bertram (Butram) to his wife Martha
Corinth,
Mississippi
May
10th, 1892
My
dear wife,
I
this evening drop you a few lines to let you know that I am well. Your
father wrote to me that you had a fine girl. You may name it Tennessee.
That will be the best name I can select.
I want
you to remember me in your prayers. I have thought that it was on your
account that I have been preserved through the mercy of God.
I think
there will be a chance for me to come home. I am not going to desert.
I am going to come home honerable or let by bones bleach on the field
of battle.
So
I will close by subscribing myself your friend and husband until death.
From
William E. Butram
To
Marthy Burtram
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