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Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his John dated May 26, 1863. In the letter, Henry discusses the outcome at Vicksburg and the status of his regiment.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated May 30, 1864. In the letter, Henry describes the exhaustion his regiment has endured due to the constant fighting with Confederate soldiers. He goes into great detail about the 4th Michigan Cavalry assault on the Confederate troops and scene of the battle. He is certain the war will end in 1864.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated November 23, 1863. In the letter, Henry describes the troop positions of both the Union and Confederate forces around Chattanooga, Tennessee. He also sketches a map of troop placements.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his sister dated January 4, 1864. In the letter, Henry inquires about life at home and how President Lincoln's message is being received by new recruits. He also provides his prediction and support for the upcoming nomination for President.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated March 16, 1864. In the letter, Henry informs his father that he will be sending care packages back home.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated November 8, 1863. In the letter, Henry discusses the draft, and he shares his opinion of the Union Army leadership.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated July 10, 1864. In the letter, Henry briefly describes his current health and provides a journal of his whereabouts over the course of one month. He describes the experiences of his regiments as well as troop movements, skirmishes, and camp life.

Letter from Henry Albert Potter to his father dated January 1, 1864. In the letter, Henry describes his interaction with locals in Tennessee and how the war is impacting the communities. He thoroughly describes a battle between union and rebel forces.

Private Claim No. 370 to Joseph Chattlesaux. The claim is along the north side border of La River aux Loutre [Otter Creek] and contains 78.26 acres. 

Private Claim No. 482 Joseph Tobin. The claim is along the north side border of the River Raisin and contains 365.11 acres.

Private Claim No. 451 to Joseph Bellair. The claim is along the south side border of the River Raisin and contains 295.21 acres.

Private Claim No. 73 to Joseph Menard. The claim is along the south border of River aux Sable and contains 94.04 acres.

Private Claim No. 99 to Joseph Weaver. The claim is along the River Rouge and contains 290.82 acres. 

Private Claim No. 82 to Joseph Bourdon. The claim is along north side of the River Raisin and contains 98.16 acres. 

Private Claim No. 80 to Joseph Reaume. The claim is along the north side of River Raisin and north border of Mason's Run. The claim contains 101.77 acres. 

Private Claim No. 544 to Joseph Campeau. The claim is along Lake St. Clair and contains 66.18 acres.

 Private Claim No. 545 to Joseph Campeau. The claim is along the south side of the River Huron and contains 396.73 acres.

Private Claim No. 536 to Isaac and Joseph Ruland. The claim is along the south side of the River Raisin and contains 501.98 acres. 

Private Claim No. 524 to the legal heirs of Joseph Voyer. The claim is along the south border of the River Rouge and contains 234.56 acres.

Private Claim No. 724 to Joseph Laderonte. The claim is along the Detroit River and contains 170.82 acre.

Private Claim No. 736 to Joseph Lorraint. The claim is along Lake St. Clair and contains 75.29 acres.