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Probert received\n an honorable discharge and eventually was hired by the Bridge\n Department of the United States Military Railroads in\n Alexandria, Virginia, on May 4, 1864 at the rate of $2.40 per\n day. During the period of his diary Probert was employed\n primarily at Alexandria and City Point. Accidentally injured\n in the leg on May 18, he resigned in October, 1864 to return\n to his home for recuperation. On November 21, 1864 he was\n hired by the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThis collection consists of ten items, 1864-1869, a\n manuscript diary and miscellaneous papers pertaining to David\n Probert of Patterson, New Jersey, a carpenter employed by the\n United States Military Railroads in Virginia during the Civil\n War. The diary itself is a small bound volume (\"Diary 1864\")\n of approximately forty pages. Researchers should note that\n several entries were not recorded on the appropriate daily\n page; a sequence guideline has been appended to this\n guide.\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eThe diary's entries are for the period of May 2 to\n September 1, 1864. The entries (which are brief due to space\n limitations inherent with the volume) discuss Probert's work\n and off-duty activities near or in Alexandria, Falmouth, Bell\n Plains, City Point, Mill Point, Fort Monroe, Aquia Creek,\n Petersburg, and the Appomattox River. He also mentions\n structures for he was assigned to repair (Long Bridge, Potomac\n Creek Bridge, Weldon Railroad) and the battles of Globe Tavern\n [also known as Weldon Railroad or Six Mile House] and the\n Petersburg Mine Explosion [the battle of the Crater].\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eProbert describes his accident (May 18), burials of Union\n soldiers (June 5 \u0026amp; 18), the arrival of the famous mortar\n \"Dictator\" (July 7), the murder of a soldier by another (July\n 10), reactions to Jubal Early's Washington Raid (July 13 \u0026amp;\n 14), an explosion at City Point caused by Confederate sabotage\n (August 9), life in Alexandria and City Point, and\n construction work such as boat building (June 8). There are\n also references to blacks (May 16; July 3 \u0026amp; 9),\n Confederate attacks (August 4, 9 \u0026amp; 25), Union Generals\n Ulysses S. Grant (July 3 \u0026amp; 4), Philip Sheridan (June 28),\n and George Meade (July 13 \u0026amp; 28), a Lee Tuttle of the 2nd\n Ohio Cavalry (August 6), and his friends and members of his\n family. He comments on the prices he paid for boots, breakfast\n at Fort Monroe, watermelon, and a rubber blanket (June 16;\n July 20 \u0026amp; 28; August 27). A slightly more detailed\n recounting of the August 9, 1864 explosion at City Point may\n be found on the final two pages of the diary.]\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eUnrelated entries, 1864-1869, usually not in diary form,\n pertain to various accounts, expenditures, names and\n addresses; there are notations for stud activities of bulls,\n the cost of hay obtained for a church, hog killing, butter and\n milk production, prices for carpentry supplies, lists of\n letters sent and received, and similar miscellaneous\n notes.\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eThe remaining nine pieces are comprised of two receipts and\n a letter (November 3, 1863) concerning transactions between\n Probert and the Adams Express Company; a certificate of\n enrollment from the provost marshal's office in Nashville\n bearing a physical description of Probert; his honorable\n discharge which qualified him for transportation at half-fare\n (April 1, 1864); his oath of allegiance (May 4, 1864); a pass\n for him and five others to visit Petersburg (August 7); a\n permit which allowed him to travel on U. 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The entries (which are brief due to space\n limitations inherent with the volume) discuss Probert's work\n and off-duty activities near or in Alexandria, Falmouth, Bell\n Plains, City Point, Mill Point, Fort Monroe, Aquia Creek,\n Petersburg, and the Appomattox River. He also mentions\n structures for he was assigned to repair (Long Bridge, Potomac\n Creek Bridge, Weldon Railroad) and the battles of Globe Tavern\n [also known as Weldon Railroad or Six Mile House] and the\n Petersburg Mine Explosion [the battle of the Crater].","Probert describes his accident (May 18), burials of Union\n soldiers (June 5 \u0026 18), the arrival of the famous mortar\n \"Dictator\" (July 7), the murder of a soldier by another (July\n 10), reactions to Jubal Early's Washington Raid (July 13 \u0026\n 14), an explosion at City Point caused by Confederate sabotage\n (August 9), life in Alexandria and City Point, and\n construction work such as boat building (June 8). There are\n also references to blacks (May 16; July 3 \u0026 9),\n Confederate attacks (August 4, 9 \u0026 25), Union Generals\n Ulysses S. Grant (July 3 \u0026 4), Philip Sheridan (June 28),\n and George Meade (July 13 \u0026 28), a Lee Tuttle of the 2nd\n Ohio Cavalry (August 6), and his friends and members of his\n family. He comments on the prices he paid for boots, breakfast\n at Fort Monroe, watermelon, and a rubber blanket (June 16;\n July 20 \u0026 28; August 27). A slightly more detailed\n recounting of the August 9, 1864 explosion at City Point may\n be found on the final two pages of the diary.]","Unrelated entries, 1864-1869, usually not in diary form,\n pertain to various accounts, expenditures, names and\n addresses; there are notations for stud activities of bulls,\n the cost of hay obtained for a church, hog killing, butter and\n milk production, prices for carpentry supplies, lists of\n letters sent and received, and similar miscellaneous\n notes.","The remaining nine pieces are comprised of two receipts and\n a letter (November 3, 1863) concerning transactions between\n Probert and the Adams Express Company; a certificate of\n enrollment from the provost marshal's office in Nashville\n bearing a physical description of Probert; his honorable\n discharge which qualified him for transportation at half-fare\n (April 1, 1864); his oath of allegiance (May 4, 1864); a pass\n for him and five others to visit Petersburg (August 7); a\n permit which allowed him to travel on U. 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He was employed in Tennessee by the\n Quartermaster Department of the District of Nashville as a\n carpenter from January 31 to April 1, 1864. Probert received\n an honorable discharge and eventually was hired by the Bridge\n Department of the United States Military Railroads in\n Alexandria, Virginia, on May 4, 1864 at the rate of $2.40 per\n day. During the period of his diary Probert was employed\n primarily at Alexandria and City Point. Accidentally injured\n in the leg on May 18, he resigned in October, 1864 to return\n to his home for recuperation. On November 21, 1864 he was\n hired by the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company.","This collection consists of ten items, 1864-1869, a\n manuscript diary and miscellaneous papers pertaining to David\n Probert of Patterson, New Jersey, a carpenter employed by the\n United States Military Railroads in Virginia during the Civil\n War. The diary itself is a small bound volume (\"Diary 1864\")\n of approximately forty pages. Researchers should note that\n several entries were not recorded on the appropriate daily\n page; a sequence guideline has been appended to this\n guide.","The diary's entries are for the period of May 2 to\n September 1, 1864. The entries (which are brief due to space\n limitations inherent with the volume) discuss Probert's work\n and off-duty activities near or in Alexandria, Falmouth, Bell\n Plains, City Point, Mill Point, Fort Monroe, Aquia Creek,\n Petersburg, and the Appomattox River. He also mentions\n structures for he was assigned to repair (Long Bridge, Potomac\n Creek Bridge, Weldon Railroad) and the battles of Globe Tavern\n [also known as Weldon Railroad or Six Mile House] and the\n Petersburg Mine Explosion [the battle of the Crater].","Probert describes his accident (May 18), burials of Union\n soldiers (June 5 \u0026 18), the arrival of the famous mortar\n \"Dictator\" (July 7), the murder of a soldier by another (July\n 10), reactions to Jubal Early's Washington Raid (July 13 \u0026\n 14), an explosion at City Point caused by Confederate sabotage\n (August 9), life in Alexandria and City Point, and\n construction work such as boat building (June 8). There are\n also references to blacks (May 16; July 3 \u0026 9),\n Confederate attacks (August 4, 9 \u0026 25), Union Generals\n Ulysses S. Grant (July 3 \u0026 4), Philip Sheridan (June 28),\n and George Meade (July 13 \u0026 28), a Lee Tuttle of the 2nd\n Ohio Cavalry (August 6), and his friends and members of his\n family. He comments on the prices he paid for boots, breakfast\n at Fort Monroe, watermelon, and a rubber blanket (June 16;\n July 20 \u0026 28; August 27). A slightly more detailed\n recounting of the August 9, 1864 explosion at City Point may\n be found on the final two pages of the diary.]","Unrelated entries, 1864-1869, usually not in diary form,\n pertain to various accounts, expenditures, names and\n addresses; there are notations for stud activities of bulls,\n the cost of hay obtained for a church, hog killing, butter and\n milk production, prices for carpentry supplies, lists of\n letters sent and received, and similar miscellaneous\n notes.","The remaining nine pieces are comprised of two receipts and\n a letter (November 3, 1863) concerning transactions between\n Probert and the Adams Express Company; a certificate of\n enrollment from the provost marshal's office in Nashville\n bearing a physical description of Probert; his honorable\n discharge which qualified him for transportation at half-fare\n (April 1, 1864); his oath of allegiance (May 4, 1864); a pass\n for him and five others to visit Petersburg (August 7); a\n permit which allowed him to travel on U. 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Probert received\n an honorable discharge and eventually was hired by the Bridge\n Department of the United States Military Railroads in\n Alexandria, Virginia, on May 4, 1864 at the rate of $2.40 per\n day. During the period of his diary Probert was employed\n primarily at Alexandria and City Point. Accidentally injured\n in the leg on May 18, he resigned in October, 1864 to return\n to his home for recuperation. On November 21, 1864 he was\n hired by the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThis collection consists of ten items, 1864-1869, a\n manuscript diary and miscellaneous papers pertaining to David\n Probert of Patterson, New Jersey, a carpenter employed by the\n United States Military Railroads in Virginia during the Civil\n War. The diary itself is a small bound volume (\"Diary 1864\")\n of approximately forty pages. Researchers should note that\n several entries were not recorded on the appropriate daily\n page; a sequence guideline has been appended to this\n guide.\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eThe diary's entries are for the period of May 2 to\n September 1, 1864. The entries (which are brief due to space\n limitations inherent with the volume) discuss Probert's work\n and off-duty activities near or in Alexandria, Falmouth, Bell\n Plains, City Point, Mill Point, Fort Monroe, Aquia Creek,\n Petersburg, and the Appomattox River. He also mentions\n structures for he was assigned to repair (Long Bridge, Potomac\n Creek Bridge, Weldon Railroad) and the battles of Globe Tavern\n [also known as Weldon Railroad or Six Mile House] and the\n Petersburg Mine Explosion [the battle of the Crater].\u003c/p\u003e\n ","\u003cp\u003eProbert describes his accident (May 18), burials of Union\n soldiers (June 5 \u0026amp; 18), the arrival of the famous mortar\n \"Dictator\" (July 7), the murder of a soldier by another (July\n 10), reactions to Jubal Early's Washington Raid (July 13 \u0026amp;\n 14), an explosion at City Point caused by Confederate sabotage\n (August 9), life in Alexandria and City Point, and\n construction work such as boat building (June 8). There are\n also references to blacks (May 16; July 3 \u0026amp; 9),\n Confederate attacks (August 4, 9 \u0026amp; 25), Union Generals\n Ulysses S. Grant (July 3 \u0026amp; 4), Philip Sheridan (June 28),\n and George Meade (July 13 \u0026amp; 28), a Lee Tuttle of the 2nd\n Ohio Cavalry (August 6), and his friends and members of his\n family. He comments on the prices he paid for boots, breakfast\n at Fort Monroe, watermelon, and a rubber blanket (June 16;\n July 20 \u0026amp; 28; August 27). 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The entries (which are brief due to space\n limitations inherent with the volume) discuss Probert's work\n and off-duty activities near or in Alexandria, Falmouth, Bell\n Plains, City Point, Mill Point, Fort Monroe, Aquia Creek,\n Petersburg, and the Appomattox River. He also mentions\n structures for he was assigned to repair (Long Bridge, Potomac\n Creek Bridge, Weldon Railroad) and the battles of Globe Tavern\n [also known as Weldon Railroad or Six Mile House] and the\n Petersburg Mine Explosion [the battle of the Crater].","Probert describes his accident (May 18), burials of Union\n soldiers (June 5 \u0026 18), the arrival of the famous mortar\n \"Dictator\" (July 7), the murder of a soldier by another (July\n 10), reactions to Jubal Early's Washington Raid (July 13 \u0026\n 14), an explosion at City Point caused by Confederate sabotage\n (August 9), life in Alexandria and City Point, and\n construction work such as boat building (June 8). There are\n also references to blacks (May 16; July 3 \u0026 9),\n Confederate attacks (August 4, 9 \u0026 25), Union Generals\n Ulysses S. Grant (July 3 \u0026 4), Philip Sheridan (June 28),\n and George Meade (July 13 \u0026 28), a Lee Tuttle of the 2nd\n Ohio Cavalry (August 6), and his friends and members of his\n family. He comments on the prices he paid for boots, breakfast\n at Fort Monroe, watermelon, and a rubber blanket (June 16;\n July 20 \u0026 28; August 27). A slightly more detailed\n recounting of the August 9, 1864 explosion at City Point may\n be found on the final two pages of the diary.]","Unrelated entries, 1864-1869, usually not in diary form,\n pertain to various accounts, expenditures, names and\n addresses; there are notations for stud activities of bulls,\n the cost of hay obtained for a church, hog killing, butter and\n milk production, prices for carpentry supplies, lists of\n letters sent and received, and similar miscellaneous\n notes.","The remaining nine pieces are comprised of two receipts and\n a letter (November 3, 1863) concerning transactions between\n Probert and the Adams Express Company; a certificate of\n enrollment from the provost marshal's office in Nashville\n bearing a physical description of Probert; his honorable\n discharge which qualified him for transportation at half-fare\n (April 1, 1864); his oath of allegiance (May 4, 1864); a pass\n for him and five others to visit Petersburg (August 7); a\n permit which allowed him to travel on U. 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