William Comstock Collection

Letter from Sylvanus E. Hull to the father of Albert Comstock, Mr. Comstock, dated February 2, 1863. In the letter, Sylvanus informs Mr. Comstock that Albert is extremely sick and does not believe he will last long. He itemizes Alberts belongings and describes the different options his father can do if his son were to pass away.

Letter from Albert Comstock to his parents dated December 15, 1862. In the letter, Albert describes his combat experience in the Battle of Perryville, but has been ill since. Due to his lack of pay, he inquires about obtaintin U.S. money from his parents. 

Letter from Sylvanus E. Hull to the father of Albert Comstock, Mr. Comstock, dated March 15, 1863. In the letter, Sylvanus mentions how he has sent Albert's personal belongings to Mr. Comstock and describes the details of his son's gravestone. 

Letter from Sylvanus E. Hull to the father of Albert Comstock, Mr. Comstock, dated February 22, 1863. In the letter, Sylvanus informs Mr. Comstock of the death of his son, Albert, as a result of his illness. He explains what they will do with his body and his personal belongings.