H. W. Tuttle to Thomas E. Bramlette

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KYR-0002-225-0075

Document Genre

Correspondence

Repository

Kentucky Department of Military Affairs

Collection

Guerilla Letters

Item Location

Document Box 1, Folder G. L. 1865

Place of Creation

Monticello, Wayne County, Kentucky

Date of Creation

13 April 1865

Dates Mentioned

1865-04-13

1863-11

--12

1865

1865-04-17

H. W. Tuttle to Thomas E. Bramlette, 13 April 1865, Guerilla Letters, Document Box 1, Folder G. L. 1865, Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, Frankfort, KY. Accessed via the Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition, discovery.civilwargovernors.org/document/KYR-0002-225-0075, (accessed December 22, 2024).

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Monticello Ky April 13, 1865
Governor,

Dear Sir, In the month of Nov^br 1863 a rebel Co^l by the name of Hughes with Champ Ferguson and about one hundred men came into Monticello and among other things, took my horse. Saddle and bridle. and left a worn out horse that I afterwards discovered was branded U, S, When on my way to Frankfort about the first Dec, there after I stated the case to Gen^l. T. T. Garrard then commanding at Somerset, and he gave me an Order, or certificate of my right to s^d horse, I sold the horse to my brother Sherman E Tuttle and gave him the paper given me by Gen^l Garrard, A few weeks since a scamp by the name of Burruss that had joined Capt Ingram's Company of Bridgewater's Command, came down and took the horse from my brother and ^they^ refuse to give him up.

This man Burruss is a cousin of Capt Ingram, was in Frankfort when I went there last winter under the name of Goldsmith and I understood claimed to be one of your secret police, My own
opinion is, from what I have seen of him is that ~~that~~he is under the wrong commander and in the wrong locality and that he would serve the State much better if he was placed in the city of Frankfort under the command of H. I. Todd,

I enclose a Copy of the paper from Gen^l Garrard, I do not know who to apply to for redress but if I am wrong in applying to you I will plead old frienship as my apology

Very Truly H. W. Tuttle

To Gov T. E, Bramlette

Monticello Ky
April 13. 1865

Tuttle H. W.

To The Gov-

says in month of Nov. 1863 a rebel force came into monticello & took his horse leaving a broken down horse in its place Gen^l Garrard gave him a certificate of his right to this horse (copy enclosed) He afterwards sold the horse to his brother, S. E. Tuttle- A few weeks since a man by name of Burriss of Maj. Bridgewaters command took the horse from his brother -- Applies to you for redress --

L B N^o 11 -- 1865 P 443

Rec^d A. G. O. Ky 17 April 1865

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