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Letter from Wm B. Stevens, dated 1864-03-10

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{3-10-1864]

College Green Barracks Annapolis MD. Mar. 10th 64

Dear Mother:

At last I am paroled and once more free from the confines of Rebellia. If I am not [underline]happy[/underline] I am mistaken. We got here yester-night.

Eight hundred men were sent and five hundred men and forty-five Officers were returned. I am quite well, but very busy so excuse brevity.

Your loving Son

W. B. Stevens

To R. B. Stevens

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Prisoner's letter Dec 3 G.E. Chamberlaine Major Comdg C.G.B. R.B. Stevens E. Montpelier Vermont

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