Ambrose M. Hit was a soldier in the Confederate Army, 33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment.
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Ambrose Hite Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Letters, 1861-1863, of Ambrose M. Hite, a soldier in the Confederate army (33rd Virginia Infantry Regiment) to his sister, Susan R. Hite, in Page Co., Va. Includes descriptions of camp life and an account of the battle of Gettysburg and the retreat that followed.
29 October 1861. Susan R. Hite to her brother, Ambrose [M. Hite]. 6 Nov[ember] 1861. Ambrose M. Hite, at Camp Fair ground, Winchester, Frederick Co[unty], V[irgini]a, to Susan R. Hite, at Leaksville Po[st] [office], Page Co[unty], V[irgini]a. 29 Nov[ember] 1861. Ambrose M. Hite, at Flowing Springs, Jefferson Co[unty], V[irgini]a, to Susan R. Hite, at Leaksville Po[st] [office], Page Co[unty], V[irgini]a. 19 July 1863. Ambrose M. Hite, at camp near Buckletown, Berkeley Co[unty] V[irgini]a, to Susan R. Hite, at Leaksville Po[st] [office], Page Co[unty], Virginia.