Sebastian C. Vick to Thomas E. Bramlette and Daniel W. Lindsey

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KYR-0002-022-0109

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Correspondence

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Kentucky Department of Military Affairs

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37th - 76th Regiments Enrolled Militia Primary Source Documents (1861-1866)

Item Location

Box 81, Folder 71st Regiemnt 1863-1865 Col. Vick's Correspondences

Place of Creation

Uniontown, Union County, Kentucky

Date of Creation

22 June 1864

Dates Mentioned

1864-06-22

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Sebastian C. Vick to Thomas E. Bramlette and Daniel W. Lindsey, 22 June 1864, 37th - 76th Regiments Enrolled Militia Primary Source Documents (1861-1866), Box 81, Folder 71st Regiemnt 1863-1865 Col. Vick's Correspondences, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0002-022-0109, (accessed December 27, 2024).

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UUnion Town Ohio River
June the 22^ond 1864
Messrs.
Govor Bramlett
and Major Gen. L, W, Lindsey

I have the honor to Report to you of for, the first Time Since I left Frankfort I Reached home on the 18^th ultimo I found the whole country full of Horse thieves and cut throats I continued, My March with abatallion of the 35 Ky, Mtd Inf we left Ruselliville on the 17^th passd through greenvill and madisonville then to Slaughtersvill, and dixon to morganfield We Reach,d, Moranfield at ten oclock on the morning of the 21^st we found about ten guirillars to charged, on them and killd three, captured Several horses
We reachd her yesterday Eavening we Still Remain here, We have had some skirmishing all day without gaining any advantage I think that we will get them to fight I think that the guirilars members about.400, we have only ,175, men all told & [...]

I wish, general, Lindsey to forward on to Bowlinggreen at Least ,200, twoo hundred guns, of the Ballard, paters, or good carbines with a good Suply of amunition I will take my men and go to Rusells or Bowlinggreen after them & [...]

Pleas forward these Imediatly Be sure to Send the Ballard Rifle for one company and oblige yours

Sebastian C. Vick
col comd,g, 71st Regt. E m.

P, S, the guirillars arrested, a, loyal citizen Last night in morganfield hung him and then Shot ,14, Balls through him they charged him with Being our Spy, he was not our Spy

S, C, Vick

Ky State Militia
Union town. Ohio River
June 22^nd 1864

Vick Sebastian. C, Col. Comg 71^st Rg. E. M. Muhlenburg. Co

Gives an account of his expedition with a Bat of 35^th Ky. mtd. Inft from Russellsville to this place. He reached his home on the 18^th May. and found his county full of Guerillars. continued with the 35^th to Union town. Wants 200 Ballard guns or Carbines sent to Bowling Green or Russellville-- wants the B,llrd rifle for one company at least. Wants ordinance stores also. Will take his Reg. to either place for them.

The G,rllas arrested hung & shot a Loyal citizen of Morganfield as a spy, but he was not.

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Rec. I. G. O.June 24-- 1864

Answered June 27. 1/64 on letter book Page 450.

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