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He describes campaigns involving his regiment, the First West Virginia Cavalry, including the 1864 Shenandoah Valley Campaign under Sigel, Hunter, Sheridan, and Custer against Breckenridge, Early, and Mosby's Rangers; the last battles of Petersburg as Grant broke the Rebel lines; and the continuous fighting during Lee's retreat. Although most diary entries are one or two sentences in length, some entries in 1864 and 1865 are longer, perhaps due to his full involvement in combat. The collection also contains 18 items stored in pockets inside the covers of the diaries, including headquarters passes, business cards, and a complimentary pass for Lt. Cather to attend the June, 1861 \"NorthWestern Virginia Convention\" in Wheeling. 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Memoranda section at the back of the diary includes a record of Goudy's clothing, a folk remedy for consumption, and other information.","Goudy also records his name and unit on the inside front of the 1863 pocket diary, along with several different locations and other names. Highlights of the 1863 diary include time spent at Romney, West Virginia; in July being at North Mountain, near Hedgesville, West Virginia; and 11-13 September fighting at Moorefield, West Virginia with a record of casualties. Memoranda section at the back of the diary includes records of clothing, letters, and names and locations of acquaintances.","The 1864 pocket diary also has Goudy's name and unit recorded on the inside front. 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Highlights of the 1863 diary include time spent at Romney, West Virginia; in July being at North Mountain, near Hedgesville, West Virginia; and 11-13 September fighting at Moorefield, West Virginia with a record of casualties. Memoranda section at the back of the diary includes records of clothing, letters, and names and locations of acquaintances.","The 1864 pocket diary also has Goudy's name and unit recorded on the inside front. Highlights of the 1864 diary include:","3 January - train near Greenland Gap attacked by Captain McNeill\n15 May - Battle of New Market\n2 June - train attacked by General Imboden's troops near Harrisburg\n5 June - six hours of fighting, many prisoners taken\n17-18 June - Battle of Lynchburg, captured three pieces of artillery and ten prisoners\n21 June - in vicinity of Salem\n18 July - near Shenandoah River, one hour fight\n24 July - two to three hours of fighting\n21 August - night fighting near Charleston\n24 August - charge, captured a few prisoners and some cattle\n19 September - fight near Winchester, many prisoners taken\n9 October - fighting near Fishers Hill, 11 guns taken, along with some prisoners, horses, mules, and wagons\n19 October - fighting, Colonel Joseph Thoburn's injury and death, victory, 62 pieces artillery, many wagons and prisoners\n21 October - ordered to Newtown to protect hospitals\n26 November - mustered out\n28 November - received discharge.","Memoranda section at back of diary records clothes, letters, and names of acquaintances. 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