D. H. Hill served with the 46th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. This is not the Daniel Harvey Hill who was a Confederate general.
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D. H. Hill Letters, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Letters written by D. H. Hill of the 46th North Carolina Infantry Regiment to an unidentified addressee and to Nancy C[aroline?] Nance expressing affection and describing the Battle of Bristoe Station.
This collection's previous identifier was Mss. 82s H55.
D. H. Hill at Taylorsville, Virginia to "Dear Miss" Fond letter of his affection for her.
D.H. Hill at Brandy Station, Virginia to Nancy C[aroline?] Nance. Detailed report of his latest battle at Bristo[e] Station, and the disproportionate amount of "Yankees" to Rebel troops; gives wounded and killed statistics, including that of a friend, Fred Yeates; wishes he could attend "some of them nice quiltings". Includes typescript.