Box 1

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Cooke papers are comprised of two series, the Adolphus Cooke papers and the Hammond-Cooke papers. Series I contains four letters addressed to Adolphus Cooke, three of which were written to him by Maria A. Beatty, the mother of a fallen comrade, Edward Beatty. Her letters to Cooke express her deep gratitude for his friendship with her son, and she gives him news of the goings-on at home in Prince George's County, Maryland. In her letter of May 4, 1864, she writes, "When this deplorable...